There is a component of our electric bill that covers running the well pump and we must purchase salt for the water softener but water bills are quite high where I live and are constantly increasing.

Being a professional engineer I am already signing and sealing my own plan revisions anyways. 

We had to pull permits with Salt Lake City, but we didn't need to change the zoning.

If you haven't already checked out the Salt Lake Real Estate Investors association ("SLREIA") I recommend that you do so.

To those of you who invest in the Salt Lake county, who local do you use as your go-to;-Title Company-Attorney-Realtor-Software/platform for running accurate Comps?

I am considering buying a higher-end class B property in Salt Lake City (currently rented out), holding it for a few years, then occupying it and selling it.

Take all advice with a grain of salt and be aware of what your intuition is telling you. 

Next, the sheriff's department is accepting sealed bids with a minimum bid of $75k through June 22nd.  

Originally posted by @Juline Rensch:Kevin Kiser I am looking for off market multi family in Long Beach - I will be in LBC today viewing a few- would live any leads There are tenant rights groups starting in Long Beach and then spreading RENT CONTROL gardena huntington, santa ana, seal beach, fountain valley etc.

Any lawyer worth his salt will certainly sue the LLC that owns the property, but he will also sue the owner of the LLC personally, the property manager in both capacities and so on.