According to the county assessor's website (https://propertytax.utah.gov/real/locally-assessed/residential) "The residential exemption is limited to one primary residence per household."

I don't mind handwriting my letters to start out, just want to know good ways to find the properties and assess them correctly.

A detailed assessment of existing systems will inform the type and degree of renovation needed.

If you do this, I’d release the money in draws as the rehab progresses.

Great progress!

First draw I requested took 3 weeks to receive, second draw took a month and this third draw they have refused to release halting my progress.

If the property appraises higher than the current county assessment (which it will) and I get the refinance, will that affect my property taxes?

But yes for one property the solution that gets you maybe 85% of the way without the geometric progression in costs is probably an LLC owned by a trust.

Meanwhile, the Owner's been driving hard to have this property assessed as a 4 BR home in contradiction to every online assessment available.

I'm looking for help to assess a single family 3b2b home as investment property (built at 1900, renovated 2017).The asking price is 139900, For monthly rent I'm analyzing 3 scenarios: based on what I see on zillow the typical rent for 3b2b with good condition is mostly $1450-$1500, with some asking $1700, so I ran 3 reports with $1200 (worst), $1450 (expect), $1600(optimistic) scenarios.I assume repart,capEx,vacant 10% each, and management fee 11%.Are the assumptions reasonable?