Jocelyn Kaufman – The Canovo Group

UTAH’S BEST INVESTOR FRIENDLY AGENT

Investor Friendly Agent, Jocelyn Kaufman, Realtor

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Why Choose Jocelyn as your Utah Realtor?

Mission

As an investor-friendly agent and trusted Utah realtor, Jocelyn aims to be the best resource and support system for her clients. She helps both new and experienced investors understand each step of the transaction and provides all the tools necessary to make the best decisions for their unique situations.

Vision

Whether clients are buying or selling their first property or their 50th, Jocelyn offers valuable expertise as a real estate agent for investors. She strives to share her knowledge and insights, hoping her clients gain a deep understanding of real estate advice and the nuances of Utah investment properties. Her goal is to build long-term relationships where learning goes both ways.

Values

Jocelyn is a real estate agent for investors you can trust who handles every transaction with integrity. She genuinely cares about her clients, ensuring their needs and best interests come first. Her dedication to honesty and client satisfaction sets her apart as an investor-friendly agent who prioritizes real estate advice tailored to each client’s goals.

Experience

With 50+ rental units and a strong foundation in Utah investment properties, Jocelyn brings extensive personal and professional experience to her clients. Jocelyn is ready to help you reach your real estate goals as a dedicated Utah realtor with expertise that benefits both new and seasoned investors.

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Case Studies

REAL DEALS FOR REAL CLIENTS

$0 Down House Hack: First-Time Homebuyer Success

Jocelyn successfully secured a house hack in Spanish Fork, Utah for a client with $0 down, taking full advantage of a first-time homebuyer program. The client acquired a property featuring 2 bedrooms in the basement and 3 upstairs. The innovative plan involves the client and his wife living in the basement while renting out the upstairs to tenants. This strategic arrangement significantly reduces their monthly payment to $1,300. Furthermore, once they move into their next house hack, this property is projected to generate a cash flow of $200 per month. This case study exemplifies how first-time homebuyers can leverage creative strategies and expert guidance to achieve financial stability and investment growth.

First-Time Investor Secures Under-Market Four-Plex in Provo

In Provo, Utah, near BYU, Jocelyn helped a first-time investor purchase a four-plex with 25% down. The property, acquired under market value, produces a cash flow of $100 per month. As interest rates drop, this cash flow is expected to increase significantly. Jocelyn guided the investor through every step of the process, from buying and analyzing the property to setting up property management systems. With her support, the investor is now equipped to self-manage the property efficiently, ensuring long-term profitability and growth.

College Housing Investment: Smart Strategy Yields Monthly Cash Flow

A savvy investor purchased a property in Taylorsville, Utah for their college-bound child, transforming a typical expense into a profitable investment. By buying a house near the Salt Lake Community College, the investor saved on rent and provided a stable living environment for their child. Additionally, they rented out the extra rooms to the child’s friends, generating a positive cash flow of $100 per month. This strategic move not only covered their child’s housing costs but also created a sustainable income stream throughout the college years. This case study illustrates the benefits of using real estate investment to offset educational expenses and secure financial gains.

Expanding Investment: 2nd House Hack

Jocelyn met a client who had already begun his real estate journey by renting out rooms in his townhome to offset his rent. Unsure of the next steps, he sought Jocelyn’s expertise. Together, they secured a house in Orem, Utah, featuring a mother-in-law apartment. The property includes 3 bedrooms both upstairs and downstairs. The client and his fiancée moved into the basement while renting out the upstairs. This strategic move allowed him to rent out his entire townhome at a cash-flowing price. By purchasing the new house with only 5% down as his primary residence, he reduced his monthly mortgage responsibility to $800. Now, with two properties being paid off by tenants, he plans to buy another house hack in a year. Jocelyn’s guidance helped the client expand his investment portfolio and significantly lower his housing costs, setting him on a path for future real estate success.

Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions
How often will I hear from you?

As your investor-friendly agent and trusted real estate agent for investors, Jocelyn will keep you consistently informed throughout every step of the process. She’s dedicated to providing accessible, in-person support when preferred, ensuring you have a smooth and informed real estate experience.

What are your hours?

Jocelyn has flexible hours as both a Utah realtor and an investor, ensuring she’s available whenever her clients need assistance with real estate advice or support.

Investing Questions
How do you get started in investing?

Starting in real estate investing can feel overwhelming, but at Utah Investor Hub, Jocelyn provides essential resources and training materials to help you succeed. She guides clients from understanding the basics to finding and financing Utah investment properties that fit their goals. Make sure to sign up for our investor group and take free courses here.

How can investing in real estate effect my taxes?

Investing in real estate often comes with valuable tax benefits. Jocelyn advises consulting with a CPA, as real estate investment properties may offer deductions like mortgage interest, property taxes, and depreciation. These benefits can positively impact your tax situation, helping you maximize your investment returns.

How much money do I need to get started in investing?

Many people can start investing in real estate with varying budgets. Jocelyn will help you find a strategy that aligns with your financial goals, whether that means minimal upfront costs or a larger down payment. As a knowledgeable real estate agent for investors, she tailors solutions to each client’s needs.

What do I need to pay you as my agent?

The cost of selling your home can vary. Jocelyn handles each deal individually to ensure the best outcome for the seller. Typically, you need to cover closing costs, agent commissions, and any other expenses agreed upon with the buyer. It is safe to plan on spending around 7% of the purchase price.

Selling Questions
How long does it take to sell a home?

While each home is unique, Utah’s average time on the market is about 45 days. Jocelyn uses her extensive knowledge as a Utah realtor to help sellers maximize their home’s value and sell it within a reasonable timeframe.

How much does it cost to sell a home?

Selling costs can vary based on your unique situation. Typical expenses include closing costs and agent commissions. Jocelyn provides personalized real estate advice to ensure sellers receive the best possible outcome.

How will selling my home affect my taxes?

If your home is your primary residence and you’ve lived in it for at least two years, you may avoid capital gains tax. For investment properties or homes held for a shorter period, capital gains taxes may apply, and Jocelyn recommends consulting a CPA to understand the implications for your specific case.

What do I need to fix to sell my house?

Jocelyn will work with you to assess any recommended repairs. If you prefer to sell as-is, she can help you market the home effectively. If you want to make minor adjustments to increase value, Jocelyn’s guidance ensures you focus on impactful changes.

Buying Questions
How long does it take purchase a home

The timeline to buy a home can vary. With financing in place, you could move into a new home in about 30 days. Jocelyn’s experience as a Utah realtor helps ensure a streamlined process for buyers, including those interested in Utah investment properties.

How much money do I need to buy a home?

Down payments can vary based on property type. For primary residences, 3.5% may be sufficient, while investment properties generally require around 25%. Jocelyn can discuss options tailored to your buying goals and connect you with reputable lenders.

How will buying a home affect my taxes?

Purchasing a home typically has positive tax implications, potentially offering deductions like mortgage interest. Jocelyn recommends discussing your situation with a CPA to fully understand the potential benefits.

What do I need have to pay you as my agent?

Jocelyn’s competitive 3% fee as a real estate investment specialist provides value through expert guidance, often covering itself in savings and insight. Flexible payment options are available, and in some cases, a portion of the fee may be covered by the seller.

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