The same addition in Salt Lake City or Boise might make far more sense where larger families are more common.

(properties in Salt Lake County)Thoughts?

More of a how-to-live-your-life comment, so take it with a grain of salt. 

There are many rents below $1k and anything above that threshold has been rehabbed to some extent.Henry, you know who I am, you know I'm a broker, and anyone worth their salt is going to do their own due diligence.

So obviously take my words with a grain of salt.

Closer to home for you, would be Salt Lake City, UT.  

If you never buy a property and get audited your auditor may see it a different way but hard to dispute if you do purchase a property in the near future that's how it was explained to me but please take this with a grain of salt as I am no Accountant.   

If you ever get time to come out to the Salt Lake REIA (SLREIA) or Utah REIA come on out they both have monthly meetings as well as lunches and other things happening.

Take them with a shaker of salt.

Look at what similar buildings sold for in the last 6 months, take that with a grain of salt because of the reasons I just stated, and then figure out what a building is worth.When I'm looking at a building (and I'm looking at small multis right now), there are four things I look for, and in this order:ROI.