I have been marking a 2bd apartment in Salt Lake City for about two weeks.

I'll be at Best Ever in Salt Lake City.

I obviously don't live in Washington and the concept of a locale telling me I can or cut down a tree is a little foreign to me so take what I say worth a grain of salt. 

Instead I take it with a grain of salt.

Want to expand - I think after our next big project is completed that I mentioned we will have mostly everything down that I want to transfer on to the next one.If you search for my name I'm sure you can find some replies I've put about the topic - take it with a grain of salt - I'm still learning lots and have plenty to learn, but we've made it 2 years as a team and I think have made great strides over the previous ownership. 

Dip them in salt and scrub your kitchen sink with them. 

, and after a while this convinced me that putting $20k into a $100k property was the way to go, a far better bet, a more prudent, safer, better planned investment, reading changed my outlook and approach to investing in real estate , and my plans.And then, a genuinely wise and evidently experienced guy wrote one line.....“ I won’t but anything that doesn’t pay for itself within 2 years “.......And I’m straight back to my instincts, MY experience in buying and renting low price properties in rougher areas with salt of the earth tenants......I made money and I learnt how to handle situations and problems , people from all walks of life, and I enjoyed it !

After that, whenever someone tells me they are thinking of going into real estate, I take it with a very fine grain of salt.

I'm a new Real Estate investor so take my advice with a grain of salt.

***DISCLAIMER: I am not a lawyer and do not do RE transactions in RI, so take this with a healthy grain of salt...