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Rent Analysis Reports
We offer a rent range analysis for up to five potential property investments during your search, allowing you to better assess your choices.
Property Site Analysis
Investment Profit Analysis Report
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Trusted REal Estate Agents
These are agents that we have vetted personally and can vouch for the quality of their service.
TRacy Padgett
Utah is my home, and I’m passionate about helping others find their place in this incredible state. With nearly 20 years of experience in real estate, I’ve had the privilege of working with clients across Utah—helping buyers, sellers, and investors achieve their goals. My deep knowledge of the market and dedication to service mean you’re in expert hands. Most importantly, I want to be your friend in real estate, someone you can trust and rely on throughout the process and beyond.
Adam Lancaster
Adam Lancaster, Broker with Real Broker and CEO of Stitch Real Estate, partners with investors to maximize returns through strategy-driven acquisitions, dispositions, and value-add projects. He has personally led negotiations on transactions ranging from tens of millions to multi-billion dollars, bringing unmatched experience and precision to complex deals. With a background spanning flips, rentals, and new construction, Adam combines institutional-level dealmaking with hands-on operational expertise. He also helps investors structure opportunities with a focus on long-term tax strategy and portfolio growth. Investors trust Adam to simplify complexity, uncover overlooked opportunities, and deliver results that move the bottom line.
Esther Shepherd
Whether you’re purchasing your first home, upgrading, downsizing, or selling an investment property, I’m here to make the process as smooth and stress free as possible. Utah’s real estate market is always moving, and I’m excited to help you navigate it with confidence. Let’s find your next home-or your perfect buyer-together!
Spencer Whitham
Spencer believes real estate is more than square footage and comps — it’s about helping families plant roots and build memories that stick. As the founder of FLUX Real Estate, he’s known for blending market know-how with small-town heart, making every client feel like a neighbor (because most of them actually are).
With a background spanning real estate, construction management, web development, and brokerage leadership, Spencer brings a mix of precision, creativity, and negotiation savvy to every deal. Spencer’s approach is equal parts strategy and sincerity. He’s the kind of broker who’ll talk zoning laws one minute and recommend the best local ice cream shop the next — usually with a scoop in hand.
A family man, entrepreneur, and eternal optimist, Spencer brings a grounded, good-humored energy to every transaction. Whether he’s helping a first-time buyer find “the one” or guiding a family through selling the home where their story began, his goal is simple: make the process feel human again.
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