So I am going to do the same thing in  Nov, 2015.

They do have a few technology companies there ( Hp and Microsoft) that workers make a decent wage.

By old school, I mean does not embrace or use new technology, is not flexible with shorter minimum stays, operates in the off season (for very seasonal markets).  

If changes in life, the world, technology or economy have made your business model obsolete, change your business model or close the doors.

SLC seemed attractive due to - low DOM, influx of people moving in, growth of technology sector in the area, producing jobs, step appreciation, good schools, just to name a few.However I got at least 3 realtors telling me that the inventory for potential flips houses are very few and far in between, and the competition is very fierce.  

It's easier than ever with technology.

I'm considering folding b/c my husband has an ATL base starting in Nov so he no longer needs to commute to this location for work; AND it seems that our sweet spot niche is souring with a lot of cheaper competition...We did make one house a traditional rental with solid margins but the tenant quality isn't as good versus our niche and it has been a headache.

Or house hacking, or getting a partner to join in the purchase (or family).The other thing is that you need to realize the more the years go on with technology and data the longer the average human lives too.

By leveraging technology and inexpensive virtual assistants you could set up a lucrative note business that will provide you passive income for the rest of your life.

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