We were in your same shoes a few months ago, (in Salt Lake City where real estate has been insane) except we are now under contract with our second investment property.

I'll do my best to help but take what I say with a grain of salt. 

Take this with a grain of salt, I've still only purchased one place so far -- my primary residence.

While the return may seem great, pro forma, a liberal pro forma review should be taken with a grain of salt.

So with the slip and fall case, the LLC could defend the homeowner by pointing to the lease and mgmt agreement where it says the mgmt company is responsible for all maintenance and upkeep including shoveling and salting sidewalks.

For all you know (and your realtor know), you may just be insulting the realtor, and not his actual client.I'd take that the information provided by the listing agent with a grain of salt.  

I just relocated to Salt Lake area from Los Angeles.

:Account Closed - I glanced through some of the advice you’re getting in this thread and I would just say take them with a grain of salt.

Take this with a grain of salt as I’m only 3.5 years into my journey... but it is truly a balancing act between where you find comfort in your reserves and how quickly you want to push your best ideas through.

My phone has rang twice while typing this, concerned people considering selling their home to avoid the foreclosure that they see coming.So to the new investor, please take this with a grain of salt and a jigger of Patrone' tread lightly and understand your market.