Why Solar Panels Can Complicate a Home Sale In recent years, solar panels have become a popular upgrade for Utah homeowners. But

What Is a Private Road Easement? If your home is accessed by a private road — especially in rural parts of Utah

What Are Squatter Rights in Utah? Squatter rights — also called adverse possession — are legal provisions that allow someone to claim

Selling a House with a Squatter: What Utah Homeowners Need to Know If you’re dealing with a squatter in your home, you

What Is Seller Financing? Seller financing (also known as owner financing) is when the seller of a property acts as the lender

What Is Landlocked Land? Landlocked land is a parcel that has no legal access to a public road. In Utah, this is

Fire Damage Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Sell Dealing with a house fire is one of the most stressful things a homeowner can

Stuck with Co-Owners Who Won’t Sell? You’re Not Alone Owning a home or inherited property with other people can get complicated—fast. Whether

Why Selling Land Can Be Harder Than Selling a House You might think selling a vacant lot or raw land in Utah

What’s the Difference Between a Manufactured and Mobile Home? While the terms are often used interchangeably, here’s a quick breakdown: In Utah,

Water Damage Is a Dealbreaker for Most—But Not All Buyers If your Las Cruces home has suffered water damage—whether from a broken

Selling a Rental Property With Tenants? Here’s What to Know If you’re a landlord in Utah and thinking about selling a property