Lori Fleming

Buying a Home Still Considered a “Best” Investment in U.S.

Buying a home has several unique advantages when compared with renting. Aside from being to decorate as you choose, receive additional tax benefits, enjoy stability in your housing payments, and increase your ability to make future investments, it just feels good to own your own home! A survey conducted last month by the PEW Research…Read More »

Consider Bike Score When Buying a Home

Location, location,location. You’ve heard time and time again that when buying a home, location is what matters most…. and for good reason! For that purpose the concept of Walk Score was created. Dedicated to the idea that “less time in the car means more time for the things you love,” Walk Score, developed in 2008,…Read More »

Riverdale City – Staff now responsible for setting speed limits

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By Deanne Winterton Standard-Examiner correspondent Sun, 05/13/2012 – 9:54pm RIVERDALE — Who has the authority to set speed limits in Riverdale? After years of debate, the Riverdale City Council passed an amended code specifying that the responsibility rests with city staff rather than the city council. “Traffic regulations are a matter of documented technical expertise…Read More »

Buying A Home? These Apps Can Help!

Each day technology becomes even more impressive as new tools, products and apps are rolled out that truly have a place in your daily life. It can be exciting and exhausting to try to find the ones that will benefit you. As a homebuyer, it can be overwhelming to narrow down all the choices.  With…Read More »

Play to Win When Buying a Home

Many areas of the United States are seeing a shift towards a seller’s market. In a seller’s market, homes for sale may receive multiple offers and are often sold in less time. Home sellers get excited at that news, but if you are trying to purchase a home, it may make competition a bit tougher.…Read More »

Utah Short Sales-Short Statue of Limitations

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The 2012 Utah legislative session brought a statutory change that is intended to encourage short sales of real property in Utah. The term “short sale” is used to describe a circumstance where real property (most commonly, a home) is sold for a sales price that is less than the outstanding mortgage loan on the property.…Read More »

Selling Your Home : Is It A Volvo or a Ferrari?

When listing your home for sale, you need to recognize what you are actually selling. In some ways, selling your home can be very similar to putting your car up for sale. You are selling a piece of your life, a subset of you, and in doing so, you must be prepared. First and foremost,…Read More »

Close to Hill Air Force Base – Riverdale Utah

Feng Shui and Your Home for Sale

Selling a home can be quite challenging at times, causing sellers to question what they can do to make the sale occur more quickly. Service providers such as home stagers, organizers, and professional clutter eliminators can all offer assistance, but many sellers are also considering the art of feng shui, through consulting services or as…Read More »

$28 million UDOT project planned for Riverdale Road, Roy

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High court appears skeptical of sole federal oversight… By: Doug Gibson   ROY — The Utah Department of Transportation will spend $28 million to complete the Riverdale Road project up to 1900 West in Roy. The main area of construction will be where work was terminated last time on SR-126 just east of the freeway…Read More »