Brace yourself because next week it’ll be a bill for the new hot tub jacuzzi he’s adding lol inform the tenant that he needs to go pound salt and tell him you touch stuff like that again he’s the one getting charged for tampering altering your home .

These are my thoughts, please take them with a grain of salt, as I am neither a designer nor a flipper.

I have a broad area in looking in, all the way from ogden to salt lake city.

I live in the greater Seattle area and own homes in Salt Lake City.  

I would not be surprised if it continues to climb for a couple more years then settled down to 2013/2014 levels.The rental market has always been very stable here, even through the housing crisis so I feel that if I buy an investment property now, even if the price is inflated, the rental income will be a good hedge against the coming correction.Now I'm certainly no RE pro, far from it, so these are just my observations based on living here for 30+ years, so take it with a grain of salt.

Take all of this with a big grain of salt-- I'm not usually in a salon more than once or twice a year!

I am up in Salt Lake and will certainly be needing some insurance guidance hopefully by the end of the year. 

If on the east coast, you will need to repaint the home and replace the HVAC system every few years. the salt and sand have extremely detrimental effect on the house and the upkeep.

Admittedly I am prejudiced as I used to be a broker and may go back to being one so feel free to take my opinion with a grain of salt.

what this chart telling us is that appreciation in Salt Lake or Cheyenne WY is more organic than Austin or Boise.