Amid Utah’s hot real estate market, investors who offer to buy homes for cash are seemingly everywhere — advertising their services in mailboxes, on lampposts and all over the internet. These cash buyers often purchase homes and quickly flip them for a profit, driving home prices skyward.
As part of its reporting on housing in Utah, The Salt Lake Tribune wants to hear from people who have interacted with investors while buying or selling their home. Please fill out the survey below; if you indicate your willingness, a reporter may reach out with further questions.
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