.• Lee Canyon Ski Resort has been sold to Mountain Capital Partners.

There are decent ski resorts within 45mins drive, and the nearby Airbnb charges anywhere between $120 to $180 for two bedroom that sleeps 4.Not sure if these matter but it's a flood plain, agriculture zoning & no city water/ sewer nor internet service on the property.  

Lendinghome you can get 10% apr money not 20% plus like D H Mthat's a synopsis of the posts I have read over the years about this company.Most HML only charge for appraisal and maybe credit report all other fee's are earned at closing .. this company makes 3k up front..

The most popular locations I see people targeting when they relocate is Rose Park ( close to downtown but more reasonably priced) Millcreek, sugarhouse, ( east side if the valley close to mountains and skiing but Still not far from downtown)Then near the University of Utah. 

If the property was successfully acquired, the mentor would keep the student in on the deal with a pre determined ownership slice.

If not, check with your local authority...around here if a pre-76 unit sits vacant for 2 years, it can not be reoccupied and must be removed. 

Providing you have less than four (4) mortgages or less, you will need 20% of the purchase price to put down (Most major commercial banks (BOA, Chase Etc..) will do mortgages 1-4 at 20% down, 25%+ for mortgages 5-10(not typically done by major commercial banks but can be found with investor friendly banks, check your local hard money lenders to see who they deal with since most HM lenders will not lend to you unless you get pre-approved to move the debt to a conventional loan after a pre-determined amount of time)).

Hello folks,How do you search and contact owners who are in per-forclosures. What are some of the strategies people have used successfully and how does the process goes? Does it really worth to pursue those properties...

Please note that the account into which the funds are deposited must be the same type of account from which the funds were first withdrawn (e.g. withdrawal of pre-tax funds from a 401k could be deposited in a pre-tax IRA but not a Roth IRA - "like to like").

On top of that we have $50,000 of a HELOC (unfortunately a variable rate which is currently at about 9%), around $100,000 in credit card debt (0% APR until the end of 2023/beginning of 2024), and about $50,000 in other small loans at 4-5%.