Make sure you always take the claims of someone that is trying to sell you something with a big grain of salt.

@Bryan WatsonI haven't done any deals yet, so take whatever I say with a grain of salt.

You'll also find some recent sales close by and details of how the properties compare to the subject property.Take those "Zestimates" and Zillow's foreclosure estimates with a VERY large grain of salt.

I have NO idea, so take this with a grain of salt.

It depends on your market so take this as a grain of salt.

In the end I'm quite relieved it sold.The second property sold on Tuesday and it was a large, view lot in the Salt Lake area.

Not take it with a grain of salt since I deal with 200k homes.

I feel it should be taken with a grain of salt, and replicated to some degree when you get to a point where you own multiple properties, and have something to lose...

So I wanted to reach out to people on the forum, and in the salt lake city area to ask if my strategy (if you can call it that) is fairly reasonable.Between my partner and I we will have around 70k a year to invest.My strategy (newbie here) is to buy and hold condos in the 90-150k range and have them managed by a company.

Salt Lake City is sizzling right now!