Seems more and more MF buildings now coming on the market are soliciting offers without the buyers being able to see the property.Some properties said no visiting any units, don't knock on any doors, don't park on the property or walk around.Others would show you say one unit out of four or six and basically tell you it's the same, and you don't really get to see much in a crowded unit with the tenant complaining and saying "are you done yet?

Gas furnaces have some "kill" mechanisms - kill switches on doors, and if the draft inducer motor fails for example.

Large lot, extra garage, views, walkable etc4.

I'm fascinated at the number of owners with vacant, boarded up property that 'intend' to fix up a property (or fix up the old car in the garage, for that matter).

They want to dump all of their life problems at the landlords door and blame someone.

I plan on managing it myself, I already manage one other unit now so I'm familiar with managing tenants.The property has two units, one is about 1000 sf 2 bed 2 bath with a huge garage.

If I give them 30 days can I put a lockbox on the door to make sure I am there when they move their items out?

Stuff taken down from the bookshelves, flat screen TV taken off the wall, torn and moldy shower curtains, streak marks on the toilet trap ways, closet doors jammed shut with filled boxes.

I have heard of him, but I am afraid I usually head for the door when someone is selling something.

Additionally you can find things like lots with multiple homes on them or a property with an accessory dwelling unit over a garage for extra income.Are you willing/able to move to SLC or Provo anywhere in between?