As it will be my first home for investment purpose, I am looking for single family property, try to get a good tenant ( that’s why I initially was targeting on A/B+ areas) to get foot in the door and start having hands on in rental investment.

I don't know who this lady is and I don't know how to pay her, even if I wanted to.  

You can even get connected with one through BP!

Some states require you to be a real estate agent, I think some even require you to take property management courses.

I am currently looking at purchasing my first rental property there a single family 3 bed 2 bath .

How the porch enables you to enjoy the cool evening breezes while you relax.

And many situations use a combination of the 3 approaches.The single family house (sfr) is real estate, since it is (presumably) permanently attached to the land, etc.

Let’s share some insights and maybe even explore opportunities to help each other out.Looking forward to the discussion and learning from the collective wisdom of this community!

If you don't plan to stay in Utah beyond two years, you'd definitely want to make sure the numbers make sense to at worst break even once you move out.

For a first deal it felt safer than a single family rental due to the fact that while possible, the chances of all units being vacant at the same time is much less than a single family being vacant.