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Hey everyone, I’m Kyron, 19 and just starting my real estate career in Salt Lake City.

Separate point, with the change in OBBB SALT allowances, you may want to rethinking having any material funds in HYSA.

I will be a happy man if you negotiate this down :) Finally I have $100 per month (average) in expenses for monthly salt water treatment of the well and pumping out septic every 3 years.

Photos also help if there is ever damage to anything in the pool area.3-If you have a salt cell, it'll be running more in an STR pool than in a private pool.

I just did this process on my first rental property, but I am also brand new to this so take everything below with a grain of salt:    First thing first, call your insurance company before a tenant moves in to switch your homeowner's policy to a landlord policy. 

Now I know that this test is just a ball park number and should be taken with a grain of salt, but in the book, "Rental Property Investing" by Brandon Turner, he gives an example on a $300,000 home with the rental income at $2,000 per month.

@Allen Berrebbi, take my comments with a grain of salt, because I am certainly biased here.First, I agree with Clayton about guru's in general.But, everything with this scares me. 

I’m also currently seeking single-family and multi-family investment opportunities in the Salt Lake area, and your post really resonated with me.Like you, I work in finance, so I completely relate to your goal of expanding your personal portfolio.