SLC doesn't really enforce it very strictly. 

A federal court in Texas issued a nationwide injunction, halting enforcement of the CTA just weeks before the January 1, 2025, deadline.2.

Depends on what kind of data Code Enforcement: county Foreclosure: county Probate: propstream 

However, The requirement for single adu seems seldom enforced on duplex if it stays below 5 units. 

I’ll also call code enforcement and check the county records just to see when things like roof/hvac have been done/permitted. 

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Cash for keys, screening, and lease enforcement seem crucial, no doubt.I’m curious, though—I've been in rooms with pretty successful multifamily operators, and many of them actually frown upon eviction because of the cost, lost rent, turnover expenses, and time.

Under any scenario, any state, someone who sits on their rights and lets someone get into the weeds to the benefit of the person who sat on their rights, will NOT have those "rights" enforced by the courts.