Unfortunately, for this company, they  installed a brand new aerobic system next door (vacant property). 

IMO and experience the 50% rule is overly conservative - - I use 30% of GSI as a boundary to determine if the property is being managed properly - - lower indicates inaccurate data and higher indicates obsolete fixtures and equipment.

Second this post is not in the proper forum.

It's a credit union perched just on the edge of crazy downtown proper, so if you're headed into SLC and need to grab some cash, it's easy to do on the way in.

@David Tipton  you are absolutely correct on the single member LLC. vis a vi the corp veil.. one reason to have proper G L insurance.. on my 27 homes subdivision I am building in Portland right now.... it cost me 40k for  1 million in coverage for the 10 year warrenty period. and we bought that basically only for cost of defense.I am just about out of the land lording game.. and can only go on my 30 plus years of owning the dog gone things.. and I have never been sued by a tenant. 

If you wanted to own the home yourself, then you must use a form of owner financing, which include subject to, land contracts, deed installments, mortgage wraps, or if they own the home free and clear, they can create a promissory note and a new trust deed, where they are first lienholder position on the deed. 

This is for installing a short 40 gas gallon water heater.  

@Alain Perez-Majul My Bosch units were installed in 2009, so take it for that.  

Also check with local laws to make sure you are following properly to legally wholesale.

Local properties have land but solely for farming purposes...so getting a proper gauge for pricing will be a bit difficult.