Hi @Josh Stack,I am not familiar with the NC contracts so take what I say with a grain of salt.

I think the challenge is getting competent management- few managers worth their salt will want to take on a single family home, there's not much money in it.

I'm just about to put in an offer on a 4 unit property in the Salt Lake valley.

Salt Lake City is good market if you are looking for steady economy, minimum cash flow  and long term rent growth. to do BRRRR usefully you need to fined properties at a discount and add value to them.once you add value you can refinance and pull your money out. 

For anyone in Salt Lake, Sandy, South Jordan, Ut Especially newbies!

Thanks @Jack D. love old Say Brook, Fresh Salt restaurant is amazing!  

@Rupesh Singh I'm not a current investor (so take this with a grain of salt), but you need to avoid the hot markets if you want cash flow. 

Check with a specialized lawyer like Mark Kohler out of Salt Lake City.

But it all depends on your goals.Take this advice with a grain of salt.

#Scottsdale Emotional and physical well being: (We have plenty of bars and that doesn't do it we have plenty of events with drinks)Income and employment: Depends on what you do, but Real Estate is not on par with the majority of the income earned hereCommunity and environment: (We have plenty of bars and that doesn't do it we have plenty of events with drinks)Like others have said take it with a grain of salt.....Like living in Scottsdale and the above is a joke if some of you don't get it :)