I personally invest in North Utah County and South Salt Lake county.

My husband and I want to purchase a duplex in Salt Lake City but are divided between a legal duplex and a sfh with basement rental.

I just like the copper stub out and in situations like a shower and tub combo or a balance loop for body spray I will use copper since it's more rigid and secured.

I'd start at Salt Lake City and then progressively move outward (from what I hear though, you will need a Mormon PM.)Tim

Repairman have to be careful what they say to residents because they will take everything with a grain of salt.

A lot of the information in the forums is dated, so take the older stuff with a grain of salt.

Current occupation is insurance agent in Salt Lake City.  

You create the equity in a deal pretty much out of thin air when you buy.That is the value of a good wholesaler.If you create a lot of equity, you can charge a higher fee and any buyer worth his salt, who can see the upside you have created for him, should not really care what your fee is.If you do not create enough equity on the buy, you do not deserve a high fee and you should charge a reasonably modest fee.That said, be flexible and know when to charge more or less or nothing at all if necessary as @Bruce Wuollet said. 

I want to find an honest to goodness, active, successful real estate investor or two in Utah, preferably in the Salt Lake Valley area so we can actually meet in person often, perhaps over coffee, learn more about each other and become friends.

He was not happy she did not allow him to help as he is also concerned about mold spreadding from her unit to his unit.Electricity is off so AC not able to run and circulate air.Concerns:Unit sat without being sprayed since Harvey  3 1/2 months ago.Mold spores traveling through out the home that I would never be able to get remove completely.