🌟 Client Testimonial 🌟 “Nick is a wonderful person. He has been very willing to show me different options and always treats me with kindness and professionalism. I wouldn’t hesitate at all to work with him again.” – Cecilia C. I am so grateful for the clients I get to work

I just posted a new article on the Nick Booth Real Estate blog called “Utah Appraisal Process: What Buyers Need to Know.” If you are buying a home, the appraisal is one of those steps that can feel a little intimidating. It is the lender’s way of making sure the property is

✨ Open House Tomorrow! ✨ Come tour this incredible 4-bed, 3-bath home in the prestigious Arcadia Heights neighborhood of Salt Lake City. With over 3,000 sq. ft. of living space, breathtaking mountain views, and a beautifully updated kitchen, this home is perfect for both

When you hear someone say they “own their home outright,” what they’re really talking about is fee simple ownership, the highest and most complete form of property ownership available. In real estate terms, fee simple means you own both the land and the structures on it with no

In real estate, the title is the legal way of saying “this person owns this property.” It’s not a physical document—it’s the legal concept of ownership. When you “hold title,” it means you have the legal right to use, control, and sell the property. Pretty important, right? But

🔥 Gas or wood? Convenience vs. nostalgia. Fire pits and fireplaces are some of the most desired home features in Utah right now. The National Association of Realtors found that fire features are among the top outdoor projects that appeal to buyers, with ROI often above 65%.

🔥 Fire pits don’t just add warmth, they add value. NAR says fire features rank among the top outdoor projects for ROI (65%+). Utah buyers are looking for lifestyle, not just square footage.

Would you rather have a gas or wood burning fireplace?

Gas vs. Wood: the great fire debate 🔥 Gas wins for convenience, wood wins for nostalgia. Which one would you want in your Utah dream home?

From marshmallows to market value, fire pits are HOT in Utah real estate. Cozy lifestyle + buyer demand = homes that sell faster. Would you add one to your backyard?

🏡 40% of buyers are willing to pay more for a home with at least one fireplace (NAR). Utah winters + fireplaces = the perfect match. Gas or wood — which one would you choose?

🔥 Marshmallows aren’t the only thing fire pits bring to the table. According to the National Association of Realtors, 83% of homeowners say an outdoor fire feature improves their enjoyment of the property. That “enjoyment factor” is what buyers see when they tour homes in

🔥 83% of homeowners say an outdoor fire feature boosts their enjoyment of the property (NAR). Marshmallows or market value? In Utah, fire pits deliver both. Would you pay more for a home with one?

Right now, renting is cheaper in Utah. But here’s the catch... 💸 Rent: Money out the door every month. 📈 Buying: Higher monthly cost, but you’re building equity and wealth long-term. The decision isn’t just numbers, it’s lifestyle, goals, and how long you plan to stay. If

🔥 Utah winters + fireplaces = the perfect match. The National Association of Realtors reports that 40% of buyers are willing to pay more for a home with at least one fireplace. That means your fireplace isn’t just a cozy feature, it’s a selling point that can separate your

Is buying a home cheaper than renting in Utah right now? 🤔 Short answer: No. Long-term answer: It depends on your goals. Full breakdown with real numbers on my website now!

Utah households earn nearly $100K per year, one of the highest in the country when adjusted for cost of living. 💡 But with median home prices in the $550K–$560K range, it still takes over 6 years of income to comfortably afford the average home. Affordability isn’t just about

Utah ranks among the most expensive housing markets in the U.S. Median home price: ~$560K. Average rent: ~$1,900. 📊 So… is buying really worth it right now?

Is buying a home really cheaper than renting in Utah right now? Here’s what the numbers say: ➡️ Average rent: $1,700–$2,100/month ➡️ Mortgage on a median Utah home: $3,100–$3,300/month On the surface, renting looks cheaper. But buying builds equity, locks in your payment, and

Rent in Utah: $1,700–$2,100/month 🏠 Mortgage on a median Utah home: $3,100–$3,300/month 💸 Renting is cheaper short-term, but buying builds equity & stability. Which side are you on?