Today David demystifies something the Deseret News has referred to as "the calm before the potential storm" in the housing market and identifies three power tools that need to be in every DIY-er's toolbox.

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This week David talks to real estate investor Andrew Dean about how he got his start in the business, how he cultivated a risk-tolerant mindset and understanding debt. 

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This week David takes a look at the Utah housing market and explains "off-market" listings, gives some insights on what to keep an eye on in a home inspection, and walks you through a bedroom refresh. 

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Today on the show David answers some of your questions about buying real estate, gets a first-hand account of how difficult it can be to stay true to your vision during a home renovation, and takes a walkthrough of the bathroom sharing some tips for making bold decorating choices that can help maximize your investment.

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This week David takes another look at the current market including stats on how many homes are up for sale in SL/UT counties, shares a tip for buyers looking to extend their purchasing power, and takes a walkthrough of your kitchen to help you decide what projects are really worth your time/$$$ (think "backsplash")

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This week, David talks to Travis Van Noy at First Colony Morgage to find out why the best time to get preapproved for a mortgage is right now. Also, we take a look at the current Utah housing market and find out what your front door says to potential buyers in this week's Walkthrough.

This week David breaks down important year-to-date statistics that are affecting the real estate market such as median home prices, number of available properties, and property equity. Additionally, we will learn firsthand from Christina Hale, an agent at Grant Real Estate, LLC, about her experience in purchasing and selling property, being a landlord, and what she has learned as a new Realtor here in Utah. Lastly, I will give my insights on what a realtor may notice on the initial approach up to a property and explain what I believe will make the best first impression.