So take big picture figures with a grain of salt. 

Another option that i keep in my mind is to move to more affordable city like Salt Lake/Philadelphia etc and buy and hack MFH (multi family house) for beginning.

Expenses change month to months as the lawn service varys or the salt for the water is needed more/less.I would try to make the numbers work where you live there for free with all the other units covering expenses.

Gives spray oil enamel results with latex ease and no smell.I'd join the local REIA and ask for referals for contractors who do rental rehab.

Anyone offering advise please feel free to offer it on this thread as it is bound to help others in the future.Anyone looking for information on my Wholesale deal I put under contract in Salt Lake Inbox me and I will get you the info

This is Travis Gibson from Salt Lake City, Utah.

@Daniel Haberkost We are in Salt Lake City. 

Any title company worth their weight in salt should be familiar with assignments.

Property seems very expensive here in Salt Lake City, compared with salaries and cost of living, and I haven't ever bought a house because I could never afford to buy in the areas I wanted to live. 

Hello fellow BiggerPocket-ers, I'm hoping to get some feedback from people that understand a seller's market (Salt Lake area).I am a novice to investing, but hoping to make a strong start.