By KIM BOJORQUEZ, The Salt Lake Tribune SALT LAKE Town (AP) — Just one night, Joey Howell and his roommate of three yrs had been ingesting beer and hanging out when their conversation turned to authentic estate. Two of their good friends experienced a short while ago teamed up to invest in their first house together. “I believe that sort of motivated us as we ended up like, ‘Oh, hey, that would seem like a terrific notion,’” Howell, 32, claimed. Just after many years of renting, Howell stated he grew worn out of not building equity and getting not able to work on dwelling advancement projects with his roommate. That…