Any tips/good resources are appreciated!

Capital improvements include expenses for improvement to the property, such as a new roof, new siding or major renovations.Capital improvements for residential property are deductible over a 27.5-year period; Ordinary repairs required to maintain the property in good condition, such as painting, fixing leaks and replacing broken windows, are deductible in the year they are paid. 

Any suggestions/tips on buying with existing tenants are highly appreciated:)

And then he had a chair broken, which was a $100 fix, and then he wanted to start charging everyone a $500 damage deposit. 

Appreciate any tips.

It will be interesting to see when (if ever) we get to a tipping point where SLC rents dramatically increase, and which factors drive that change...   

What are some tips on finding good contractors for someone just starting out?

This will be broken down as $30k ($50k - 20k) taxed at depreciation recapture rate (25%) and $100k at long term capital gains tax rate (15% or 20%).This is my understanding but I’m not a cpa. 

Thanks for the tip, and your response.Best—J.

@Jonathan Styer appreciate the tip!