I live nearby and would be self managing the property / doing most repairs.My thought is that with continued inflation and undersupply of homes in Utah that the property will benefit from appreciation, have lower expenses (new construction), and strong rent growth (excellent location  near major shopping centers, stores, parks, and close to down town SLC)Main concerns are that the property may not have much more room for appreciation since we are at all time high's in Utah now.

This property is in a nice historic area of town and is close to the Medical Center and downtown.

Not only have we had a blast getting to know the city, getting to try the amazing food, getting to explore a different part of the southeast, but we have also been right in the center of one of the best investment markets in the country. 

I go to a great one in Grapevine called Impact REI. 4th Monday of the month at 7 at the Grapevine convention center.

Which would make sense as a lot of the catalyst for change has to work it's way inward from the larger population centers on the coast. 

Maybe extend the shower to 4x6 tiled with a seat on the Water Closet side.It might make construction cheaper by getting rid of the storage area cubby spaces (less complicated walls and drywall), and open up the shower for use by older, or larger, or over weight people.Also moving the stove to the center of the serving bar might allow for more convenient cooking, as things could be set on both sides of the stove, then swap spaces with the sink and dish washer.

Hi, I am looking for Financing for a retail shopping center that I am purchasing in Las Vegas.

Hi all, the shopping center I am planning to purchase has a gas station and a marijuana dispensary as 2 of the 16 tenants. 

There are always shifts.....hotels in urban centers, that depending on giant conferences, dependent on business travel are hurting....resort hotels in FL doing well.Some office buildings are hurting....I think Blackstone just allowed one to default in Manhattan.Appears to be a fairly significant migration from West Coast and NE coasts to South and Southeast.....that probably won't be overnight...so crash maybe not the right word, but maybe shift....Still lots and lots and lots of cash pouring into real estate....probably out of stock market it seems, certainly out of fixed income.Crash could depend on so many things we can't predict or see coming.....war in Middle East, Putin presses the button, North Korea starts something, China trys to take Taiwan, maybe some kind of tech AI or ML, wipes out middle managers that have all bought houses in certain price ranges, maybe a certain generation demands WFH...so they can live anywhere...not just old traditional job centers....maybe today's students don't need to go to university centers like Boston, Berkeley, Austin, and all of the sudden you have 50,000 students in a city that no longer need housing.

The following points are straight from his book and are obviously centered around flipping.1.