To be honest, any real estate attorney worth a salt has written up agreements for this dozens of times.

So take what I am saying with a grain of salt.

He lives around Salt Lake City and wholesales on the Wasatch Front.

I would try this first.The less expensive solution is to spray wash the roof with a 50 percent mix of water and bleach to get rid of the algae.

Then I'm going to paint, and eventually see about spraying insulation in the walls.Thank you all very much for the insight!

There is a waiting list to rent at $450 per month.ExpensesOwner pays water/sewer/garbage pickup, $200 month average.Lawn mowing $35 per week, plus greentree sprays and fertilizes 4 times a year for $100 each treatment. 

As I'm only a couple months into the REI world you could take my information with a grain of salt but from my experience renting, living, and studying Lockport, there are some good b+ neighborhoods to get into for buy and hold.

My wife and I are House-hacking a Triplex in Salt Lake City, UT and are looking to add a Community Laundry room with two sets of hookups for the remnants who don't already have laundry.

There is a club in Salt Lake City and near St. 

So take what I say with a grain of salt since I have no practical experience...When I eventually go through with this, my plan will be to purchase the most expensive 4-plex that I can while still putting 0% down using the VA loan.