A standard 1700 sq foot 3 br 2 ba single family home in that area is typically 550k-650k right now...I'm not as knowledgeable about multi family, but my impression is that a duplex or triplex in southeast SLC  would usually be in the 850k to 1.2 million range (or potentially a lot more, particularly if it's close to the mountains)..the agents/appraisers on here can correct me if I'm wrong, but southeast SLC tends to be pricey--and the closer you get to the mountains, the higher the prices.  ...here's some recent data on single family homes (note that this covers all of Salt Lake County, which includes everything from very high income neighborhoods to very low income neighborhoods): https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Having said all that, there are lots of decent real estate opportunities in SLC if one goes in with the right knowledge, expectations and team.

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment in Lake Crystal.

@Michael Swan interesting point of view.

Areas I am looking have skiing/snowboard, golf, lakes, snowmobiling, etc. so I feel it would have a year around customer base that varies with the seasons.

I live in that same area of the Lakes (Desert Inn and Fort Apache) and that is one of the best areas of Vegas so i don't see a reason why this should make a big issue for your sell.I would inform the tenants that an early termination can happen by the new landlord.  

Our family has recently acquired 40 acres of raw unincorporated land in South Carolina near Lake Greenwood State Park.

Are you looking for a "traditional" STR like a condo outside Disney for example or do you want to do an "experience" one like a floating mini house on a lake?

Hey guys, my wife and I have moved to Lake Nona due to work and love the area. 

Also with my rental in Lake Tahoe, CA, the cold causes the batteries to die every 3-4 months.

Thirdly we have about 13 acres next to the Villages in Florida on Lake Deaton that is undeveloped.