Interview with Cindy DeHart of Wasatch Front Life a Realtor with Exit Realty Success-How Sellers Sho

Hello, my name is Cindy DeHart and love living in Utah. I selected EXIT as my brokerage of choice for many reasons, but the one you need to remember is this: Above nearly every door you see a sign that says, “EXIT.” You go in and you go out – you have real-estate dreams and goals and I’m the right agent to help you get through those doors. So join me and let’s open doors together.

I was fortunate to grow up in Utah and attend college before moving to Arizona and Kentucky. Returning to Utah after many years away, gave me a noticeable appreciation for the uniqueness and beauty we are surrounded by.

My focus area is the Wasatch Front, and my website @wasatchfrontlife.com is dedicated to highlighting local businesses, activities, events and covering the real-estate market, trends, questions and activity surrounding these glorious mountains of Davis, Salt Lake & Weber counties.
The Utah area has seen a tremendous growth and has become one of the most desired areas to live in. The secret is certainly out on living in Utah.

In my years of real estate,, I’ve invested in earning designations, such as GRI & ABR to better assist my clientele. I have been licensed in AZ & UT – and experienced all sorts of market changes over the roughly 20 plus of experience.

I am confident that together, I can help any customer achieve their real-estate dreams and goals. Utilizing my experience, knowledge and commitment to my clients, I will work to find a way, develop a plan and do the work to make it happen. I invite you to view my reviews, as every customer has a unique story and journey in reaching their real-estate dreams. My strength as an agent is leveraging creativity and experience for each clients path.

I feel strongly that my entire job is to make it an enjoyable experience. To provide you the confidence through my expertise and contacts to make a real estate decision that you live and are in love with!

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