You will match up with the right people pretty quick.When I hear newbies at the Salt Lake REIAs or lunch meetings try to find an agent that will "help them find a good deal" I think they are wasting their time.

Any real estate firm worth their salt will hire you after two or three years at a large firm (you will get multiple offers from your clients).Find a great mentor and work with them.  

I take the score itself with a grain of salt, but I have found the detail is helpful for putting a neighborhood in context.

Here's my advice, though take it with a grain of salt since I'm not in your area.  

I am most comfortable with Denver and the Colorado front range but am open to other metro areas including Salt Lake City, Phoneix, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego and areas between.

Greetings from UT.  New to Bigger Pockets.  Interested in fix and flips as well as helping other investors find the properties that work best for them.  

@Liz Cole  off you go took 35 post to get to the finish line but you got there and really don't take anything personal this is just the internet and a bunch of peoples personal opinions take them all with a grain of salt.. but when we have these type of interactions there is something for someone who reads them that this will help or resonate with.. we can't know what it is or who it helped..You could also just get your GC license as well.. its not that hard ..

Now, I am brand new at this REI game, so take what I have said with a grain of salt and research and ask others for their input, also.

I like zillow for the market trends and "zestimates" for whatever they're worth(I know to take them with a grain of salt), like trulia because they have crime maps, easily saved searches, and realtor for the nearby school ratings.

We would sell them to Salt Lake investors, all day long for $150,000-$160,000We would also carry the down payment on a note and kick BUtttt!!!!