In Arizona minimally you are spending at least 300k for a decent rental 3bed 2bath 1500 sqft and on avg at least 400k which is going to require minimally 100k down and closer to 150-200 if you want to cash flow where avg rent is the 2300$ range.

Remember that real estate investing is a continuous learning process that requires adaptability and perseverance.

The HELOC will eventually require you to amortize most of the time.

Occasionally we see places listed that need 4 Wheel Drive to access or require climbing a lot of stairs to reach the front door.

The County Health Department (I think) could use the house address to confirm to you if one is allowed or not.I've worked with Citizens for potable/drinking water, but not sewer.Could you help me understand if you're talking about storm water (rain water) or sanitary sewer?

Not a fan of just basing it off rent, while that is a good gauge, it can be way off - just like cap rate can be on a MF building - good indicator but a lot more research and analysis is required.

It depends on whether or not the carrier requires 12-month lease agreements...have to talk to an agent and provide accurate information on how the property is being used.

We advise landlords to require two main criteria:1) Household income should be at least 40x the monthly rent.2) Applicants must have a credit score of 680 or higher.It's also important to review credit reports for red flags like rental collections or high credit card balances.

The house that is on the property is uninhabitable and would require 200k plus renovations to get it to where you could start adding finishes.

I don't know the Utah requirements; but in Colorado I bailed from a franchise as soon as I could.