Park City Real Estate Agent Nancy Tallman
Many years ago, I read the book The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life. Even if you haven’t read this book, it’s not hard to learn Buffet’s approach to investing because he is frequently quoted in the media. Buffett believes trying to time the stock market is “a waste of time and hazardous
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Location, location, location. Does it really matter? This summer, Nancy Tallman joined a Coast to Coast real estate panel from Haute Residence to discuss just that. Haute Residence is a luxury online platform for real estate, design and architecture, connecting affluent readers with renowned agents, developers and designers. Nancy is the Haute Residence agent representing the
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Two years ago, I wrote about what $2 million would buy you in various resort towns. With the real estate market appreciating dramatically in all resort towns since last March’s “shelter in place” orders, I thought it would be fun to take another look at what you can buy in today’s market with $2M. You
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Maximizing Rental Income for Your Park City Vacation Rental Property I help many clients purchase homes that they want to rent when they are not visiting Park City. So how can you maximize return on investment by making your home as attractive as possible to renters? What do vacation renters want? To answer this question,
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A seller’s market is nothing new for my colleagues in Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, and other hot real estate markets. Buyers in Park City have been fortunate in the past to have plenty of choices and the luxury of negotiating concessions during the due diligence period. That time is over for now. Year-to-date in 2020
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I’d like to thank Jim Anderson and Park City Rental Properties (PCRP) for providing the slides and much of the information used in this blog. Many of my clients use PCRP to manage their Park City vacation rentals and the feedback has been very positive. I help my clients purchase the property that will best
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During my son Lance’s first two years at the University of Utah, we spent an average of $1,000 per month on housing and around $5,200 for 9 months of dining. This amounts to about $1,575 per month for housing and dining. And let me tell you, the complaints about the meals were many. My husband
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Finding a top notch real estate agent who is not in your physical location can be a little tricky. Many agents buy their way to the top of searches, ads and articles when they have little experience in the neighborhood where their ad appears. Did you know it’s easier to become a REALTOR in Utah
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The following is a guest post by Amber Uhl, interior designer for Havenly in Denver, Colorado. Interior design is an art. For Airbnb hosts, it can attract users to your listing and encourage more bookings. Airbnb listings that pay attention to interior design do much better year round than those that don’t. Humans are visual
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Are you thinking of taking Airbnb rentals while selling your house? If so, read on. I showed a two-bedroom condo near Park City’s Main Street last fall. The agent/owner was taking Airbnb rentals while selling the property. He bragged to me that he had $85,000 in rentals booked for the upcoming season. I informed him
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