With a property like this, you're probably going to have a lot of turns, and few long term tenants.

As long as everything goes according to plan, I'll be closing on that next week.

Hi all, I bought a townhouse/condo in Salt Lake City, Utah and I am planning on doing long-term rental with it.

It's been a long time since posting here, I hope everybody is well!

The riskiest strategies that have the highest projected income are flipping and short-term rentals, behind that, BRRRRing, and behind that is turn-key cash flowing long term rentals.

Renters insurance price will vary depending on the value of the renters' personal possessions (furniture, clothing, artwork, jewlry, etc... whatever the renter chooses to have the policy cover) in the rental  the liability amount will be added to that base. 

And lastly, are you able to convert it to duplex?  

Is there any standard paperwork I need to sign with a troublesome tenant who, after long negotiations, moved out on time?

For Regulation D, Rule 506(c) offerings, however, the verification must done within the last 90 days. 

The tenants may be picky too because blinds can a little long for the window if you don't have standard size windows.