If you treat for termites, then, it is a closed case, like Tracy D. indicated.Can they provide the termite treatment (bates, spray) now and let it be? 

I'm mostly looking for a lawyer in Salt Lake to help draft an operations agreement for an LLC .

But if you get started, even slowly, it will snowball for you eventually too.I'm guessing that your info about the tenants (how good they are and what they can and can't afford) comes from the seller, so that's to be taken with a grain of salt.

Use it more as a peak into different markets, but take specific property numbers with a grain of salt.

Taylor,First time poster here and newer investor as well so please take what I say with a grain of salt.  1.  

I am looking at buying multi-unit properties with the intention to buy and hold for a retirement portfolio.I'd like to start a meetup for BiggerPockets members and other investors in the South Salt Lake Valley or Northern Utah County area.Looking forward to networking with you all.Best,Mark

Eva, I'm considering investing in the Heber City area as I work and commute form salt lake where STRs are capped.

@Kyle Robertson I haven't had the success you had, so take this which as much salt as you like (of course, the term "salt" is etymologically related to "salary and I'm not sure you're into that).Is it enough to have an equal level of income?

Or talk with the sellers of the properties, take what they say with a grain of salt and add 25-50% to what they say their expenses are.

Also check out the Salt Lake Real Estate Investor Association (http://slreia.com/).