If anyone here is in Utah (especially Salt Lake or Utah County), I’d love to connect.

I would make sure your loan officer isn't trying to extend the term of the loan by a year.I'm not a lender and don't have a ton of experience on this topic so take this with a grain of salt.

I'm just getting started, working towards a small multi family property in Salt Lake County.

Always take the square footage and the wholesaler's opinion of ARV with a grain of salt.

Moreover, there are likely going to be a number of differing views, and we will take each with a grain of salt.

This has created opportunities for investors who are patient.Sellers are flexible – I’m seeing more openness to price reductions, concessions, and even creative terms if the property has been on the market for a while.Cash flow is tight – with current rates, it’s harder to find turnkey properties that cash flow well in the Salt Lake Valley.

Otherwise, if you find a really well priced deal in Salt Lake, it can still make sense because of the appreciation and long term upside.

Always take investing advice from realtors with a grain of salt.

House hacking in an a more expensive market like salt lake is the way.

Our Utah office is based in Draper.If you have info on the southern part of Salt Lake County (i.e.