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Do buyers really care about water rights, irrigation access, or shop/RV/toy storage? Should I highlight that?

In Ogden Valley, buyers absolutely notice the details that make mountain living work. Water rights, irrigation access, and storage for toys or RVs aren’t just nice-to-have features — they’re part of what makes a property truly functional and valuable in this area. Julie Summers Christensen knows that in places like Eden, Huntsville, and Liberty, buyers […]
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Can I sell my home without moving twice — even if I haven’t found my next place yet?

In Ogden Valley, where homes are as unique as the mountain views, timing your sale and purchase can feel like a puzzle. Many homeowners hesitate to list because they haven’t yet found their next home — but with the right strategy, you don’t have to move twice. Julie Summers Christensen understands that selling and buying […]
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What’s the biggest mistake sellers make when pricing their home in the Valley?

In Ogden Valley, where the mountains meet lifestyle dreams, pricing a home isn’t just math — it’s mindset. The biggest mistake sellers make? Pricing emotionally instead of strategically. Many believe their memories, upgrades, or “what they need out of the sale” determine value. But in today’s market — where buyers are cautious, interest rates matter, […]
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Are short-term rentals allowed in my neighborhood or zoning? Would that affect my sale price?

In Ogden Valley, STR rules shape value — and not knowing them can cost you. Whether you’re in Eden, Huntsville, Liberty, or any corner of Ogden Valley, short-term rental (STR) rules are not only hyper-local — they’re often misunderstood. Some neighborhoods allow nightly rentals with ease, others require permits, while many are restricted to 30+ […]

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