A lot of newer Utah townhouse communities have a pool and clubhouse, which translates to a $150+ monthly HOA fee that will eat into cash flow.. not to mention the rules they sometimes impose on certain communities around how many units can be rentals.There are some townhomes in west American Fork (basically Lehi, right on the border) that you can get a similarly priced, newly built property with 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms.

I'm always open to going out for a bite to eat or to get a cup of coffee.

Would be great to get it with owner financing and keep our nest egg.

Things like pools, spas and elaborate landscaping are additional monthly costs eating away at your cash flow.

If you are planning on using a third-party management company you will be north of 8% for rental collection and additional fees and cost that might eat into your downline.

Any odds that the lenders will eat up the costs or is this ultimately going to be passed onto the consumer/homeowner?

I stopped eating out and made food at home.I went the live-in flip route and it worked out.

It’s critical we have a viable competitor in this space or all our eggs as hosts will be in one basket.

The property tax is ginormous which eat into the cash flow.

I’ve always been a strong believer in diversification, or in other words, not putting all of your eggs in one basket.