Jonathan Holmes

Originally posted by @Isaac Braun: Getting a permit for a fence took about 10 minutes with a visit to the SLP city office. They pulled up a survey done when the house was built, I highlighted where I wanted the fence and a few days later they called and said the permit was approved. The permit was $15 dollars if I remember correctly. The materials for my fence were about $3000, 28 Posts, 2 gates. Not sure what a contractor would charge because I did mine myself.

So I’m finally moving and leasing out my current homes. It’s the most expensive one in our neighborhood right now, but we also put a ton of money into fixing it up. We’ve had two applicants now that said they’d sign a lease for $100 less a month. That’s below all the other houses that honestly the owners didn’t take care of or update. Do you normally allow haggling on rents? The numbers still work, but it’s obviously way tighter. Thank you!

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