Parry Dean Ward
How we help
Buying, selling, moving up or moving to Utah: one client at a time, every step of the way.
We help people buy, sell, move up, move to Utah and decide what to do with the home they have, one client at a time and every step of the way. Pick what you need below: each page explains what we do, what you get, an honest caution, and the tool we use with you.
Serving Salt Lake City, Bountiful, Holladay, Draper, South Jordan and Sandy, Utah.
Photo by Sean Foster on UnsplashRent vs sell analysisRenting out your home makes sense when the rent covers the full payment, upkeep and the months it may sit empty, and you are ready to be a landlord.Read more Photo by Roger Starnes Sr on UnsplashMove-up: sell and buyThe surest way to sell and buy at the same time is one plan for both: know what you will walk away with, get pre-approved for the next home with that money in mind, then line up the two closings so you never own two homes longer than you mean to, or have nowhere to live.Read more Photo by Tanner Crockett on UnsplashRelocation to UtahBuying a Utah home from out of state works best with an agent who can be your eyes on the ground: live video tours, drive times from each home to your work, a short trip planned around the homes worth seeing, and every signature handled online.Read more Photo by Zac Gudakov on UnsplashPre-listing prep and repair planBefore you list, fix what a buyer's inspector will find and what shows in the photos, and leave the rest.Read more Photo by vu anh on UnsplashPricing strategy and comparable salesThe right price comes from recent sales of homes like yours nearby, the homes a buyer would compare yours with today, and how quickly homes are selling right now.Read more Photo by Zac Gudakov on UnsplashStaging consultationStaging is showing each room for what it is for: clear surfaces, the right furniture in the right place, light, and nothing that distracts from the home.Read more Photo by Clay Banks on UnsplashFirst-time buyer helpBuying your first home starts with three numbers: the monthly payment you are comfortable with, the cash you need to close, and what a lender will pre-approve you for.Read more Photo by Clay Banks on UnsplashOffer review and negotiationThe best offer is not always the highest price.Read more Photo by Francesca Tosolini on UnsplashFree home valueYour home's value comes from recent sales of homes like yours nearby and what is on the market today.Read more
