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Seller Financing in Utah: How It Works for Home Sellers

Mortgage rates are back above 7%, and buyers feel every tenth of a point. If your home is sitting, someone has probably suggested seller financing in Utah. The idea is simple. You become the bank, minus the marble lobby. The details take more care, though, so...

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Nov 4, 2026

Real EstateUtah

When Should You Blow Out Your Sprinklers in Utah? (2026)

The water's off, the lawn looks tired, and somebody on your street already has a compressor rattling in the driveway. You're wondering if you missed the window. Probably not. But 2026 isn't a normal year. Governor Spencer J. Cox declared a statewide drought...

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Oct 28, 2026

Real EstateSelling

Questions to Ask a Real Estate Agent Before You Sell (and How to Choose One)

Three agents have walked through your living room this week. All three were friendly. All three said your house would "do great." Now you have to pick one and sign a contract that runs for months. The listing interview is where you find out who has a plan and who...

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Oct 28, 2026

Market TrendsReal EstateUtah

What to Fix Before Selling a House in Utah (and Skip)

You walk through your house with a buyer's eyes and suddenly everything looks like a project. The dated kitchen. The carpet. That crack in the driveway. Take a breath. Most of that list matters less than you think, and a few boring items matter more. Short answer:...

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Oct 19, 2026

guidesReal EstateSellingUtah

What Documents Do You Need to Sell a House in Utah?

You're about to sell, and somebody just asked for a document you've never heard of. Evidence of your water shares? The HOA's last minutes? Good news: the list is shorter than it feels, and most of it comes from people who already have the paper. Short answer: To...

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Oct 19, 2026

ArizonaReal EstateSellingUtah

How Real Estate Listing Fees Work (2026 Guide)

You're getting ready to sell, and the first listing agent you talk to slides a number across the table. Is that normal? Is it the whole cost? And when do you actually pay it? Fair questions. The rules changed in 2024, and a lot of what sellers "know" about listing...

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Oct 19, 2026

ArizonaHomieMarket TrendsReal Estate

Which Phoenix Price Range Is Selling Fastest Right Now?

"The Phoenix market" is really four or five markets stacked on top of each other. A $420,000 house in Mesa and a $900,000 house in North Scottsdale aren't competing for the same buyers, and they aren't moving at the same speed. So if you're thinking about selling,...

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Oct 12, 2026

Market TrendsReal EstateSellingUtah

How to Sell a House in Winter in Utah, Listing to Closing

You've decided. The house goes on the market this winter, snow or not. Maybe the new job starts in February. Maybe you bought the next place already. Either way, the question isn't whether to list. It's how to keep a December listing from turning into a March...

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Oct 12, 2026

BuyingMarket TrendsReal EstateUtah

Is Davis County a Buyer’s Market? What September Sales Show

If you own a house in Kaysville, Layton or Bountiful, you've probably noticed the yard signs are staying up longer. Your neighbor's place went on in August. It's still there. So is the Davis County housing market turning on sellers? The September numbers are in,...

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Oct 12, 2026

BuyingMarket TrendsNeighborhoodsReal EstateUtah

Salt Lake City Housing Market: Most Listings in a Decade. Now What?

Drive around Sandy or West Jordan this month and count the yard signs. You're not imagining it. There are more of them than there have been in years, and a lot of those signs have been standing a while. If you're about to list, that's your competition. If you're...

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Oct 7, 2026

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