I wouldn't touch investment properties in Southern Utah.

In every market I've lived in, the nicest areas were the established communities where the properties were at least 30+ years old in Utah and 100+ years old in New England.  

Your state (Utah) might be different in that respect.All this being said, I have discouraged others from obtaining a license when starting in real estate because there is so much to un-learn from the test prep experience that the newcomer may need to recover from.

Hi @Micah StarbuckLast spring we started Northern Utah REIA (NUREIA) and are hoping to take it to the next level this fall.  

I have financing lined up with a company called "My Funding Status" out of Utah.  

Plus, it's still illegal to possess or use in Utah

I'm Alabama, UT, and Miami (although not SEC).

Not only do we have beach tourism, we have educational tourism (one of the largest universities - USF and then UT), and also medical tourism (we have some of the best hospitals in the country especially for outpatient services).

I did my transfer thru a title agent, I am in Utah so it might be different for you in Washington.  

Hi everyone,I'm looking for some Property Management recommendations in the Davis county area, specifically near Layton, Utah.