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The Process

Four steps. One closing.

No mystery, no overwhelm. Here's what a Utah FSBO transaction looks like from start to finish.

1

Price & List

Find your number with real comps, list on KSL and Zillow for free, and get on the MLS if you want maximum buyer exposure.

2

Sign the REPC

The Utah purchase contract covers price, earnest money, deadlines, and terms. Every blank matters — we'll explain exactly what you're agreeing to.

3

Due Diligence

Inspections, seller disclosures, financing approval — this is the phase where deals succeed or fall apart. We keep yours on track.

4

Close

Sign documents with your title company, funding clears, the deed records. You hand over the keys and collect your check.

Free Downloads

The forms you need — free

The same standard forms Utah real estate agents use. Download them here at no cost, with plain-English explanations of what each one does.

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Most Important

Utah Real Estate Purchase Contract (REPC)

The standard purchase agreement for all Utah real estate transactions. Covers price, earnest money, deadlines, financing terms, and what's included in the sale.

When to use: Once you and the buyer are ready to formalize the sale — before anything else is signed.
Download REPC
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Seller Property Condition Disclosure

Utah law requires sellers to disclose all known material defects. Covers structure, systems, environmental issues, legal matters, and neighborhood conditions.

When to use: After signing the REPC. Buyer has a set window to review and can cancel during that period.
Download Disclosure

REPC Addendum

A blank addendum for adding custom terms that don't fit in the standard REPC. Both parties sign it and it becomes a binding part of the contract.

When to use: Any time you need to add seller concessions, repair commitments, personal property terms, or other custom agreements.
Download Addendum
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Not sure how to fill these out? Getting deadlines, terms, and language right is where mistakes happen. A licensed attorney can prepare everything for you — start with a free call.

Talk to Tyler

A 15-minute call can save you from a very expensive mistake

FSBO deals go wrong when sellers miss a deadline, skip a disclosure, or sign a contract with unfavorable language. You don't have to figure this out alone.

We offer full contract prep and transaction consulting — $500 flat. The call to see if you need it is free.

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Contract preparation & consulting · $500 flat fee · Start with a free call

What's included

  • Reviewing & preparing the Utah REPC
  • All addenda and counter-offers
  • Seller disclosure guidance
  • Earnest money & deadline management
  • Inspection response strategy
  • Lender & title coordination
  • Questions answered through closing

FAQ

Common questions

Straight answers about selling FSBO in Utah.

Let's talk through your deal.

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