Thanks for the warm welcome everyone.Yes Jon we have been looking quite a bit at Trulia and noticed the price differences.

He said he has had other properties where it is up to the tenants to make sure the gas is filled and whatnot and they won't get the gas filled and will just use space heaters which is dangerous and a fire hazard or they will just not let it get very warm and pipes will freeze and whatnot.

But I’ll keep looking, hope it warms up for you down in salt lake.

I've also explored out of state (Memphis, TN) investing and have great contacts in the other states.Thanks for the warm welcome!

It helps to gather mental laurels like this and keep them warm in your mind, whether to help with business or personal, but certainly when you are venturing into a new enterprise.I'll tell you what---if you want some perspective thinking the prices are high in Utah, come hang out with me for a little while in Boston and I will show you crazy deals that will send you back home whistling Dixie!

I'll see if my partner has any specific knowledge about what exactly they did, why and how...My partner saw this question, and provided the following information:---------------------------------------------------------Here's a link that explains the waterproofing system we used:http://www.murrellswaterproofing.com/products/new-construction/The "whole wall" dimpled membrane systems someone mentioned are superior, but for our project the benefits don't outweigh cost.Also we don't have to insulate foundations like they do up north BC we are considered a "warm-humid" climate.

Making a difference to global warming.

In a short sale, 6 months means we're just getting warmed up."

I want to extend a warm welcome to you from the real estate investing community in Killeen!

Doesn’t matter the topic: Global warming, defund police, racism, save nature, ESG ranking,  etc.