I'm mostly looking for a lawyer in Salt Lake to help draft an operations agreement for an LLC .

Bad for us developers but good for those who own property and see prices rise as supply dries up.Lots of macro info there and take all of it with a grain of salt, but hopefully it helps you to get a feel for Eagle as a market separate from the rest of Boise or Meridian.Finally -- if you really are interested in Eagle, we are under construction on two spec patio homes that would fit a rental scenario well.  

Anyone know of either 100 percent brokers or investor friendly brokers in Utah/Salt Lake County areas to hang my license with while doing mainly real estate investing?

Like others have said, this is more relationship advice vs REI advice but I'd like to present my 2 cents, please take with a grain of salt. 

Do you have any recommendations on areas in Utah or Salt Lake county that are great for rentals?

Also, take the demand projections with a grain of salt. 7.5 sq. ft. is a perfect National average but as Neil said, this is a MICRO market industry! 

This clears things up a lot.Sunny, I believe your state income tax deductions would count towards the $10000 SALT deduction limit as well, so if you deduct $3000 from your personal residence property tax, you'd only be able to deduct up to $7000 more from your state income taxes based on the new tax rules that comes into effect.P.S.

I have not dealt with a fixer-upper of this extreme so take with a grain of salt

direct mail can work, but at this point it's the yellow pages of marketing for real estate deals. pay attention to who is telling you what, if they offer any type of service that would benefit from this information... which is often the case on BP, take it with a grain of salt. 

@Emma Bennett I haven’t done a deal yet so take this with a grain of salt but Lots of youtubers have massive videos on massive action.