Hand Picked Top Lenders We Know, Trust and Recommend
Each of these individuals have their own unique qualities and loan programs
Meet Our Mortgage Lenders
Samantha Quirante
Mortgage Loan Officer – Mountain America Credit Union
5899 S State St
Murray UT 84107
Office: 801-325-6172
Cell: 801-793-0511
NMLS 487126
squirante@macu.com
https://www.macu.com/squirante
Dan Allen
RōBUS Mortgage
5295 S Commerce Dr, Ste 205
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
Office: 801-590-4499
Cell: 801-898-2983
NMLS 801113
dallen@robusmortgage.com
Marc Johnson –
News and Blog Posts

Ready to Buy a Home in 2025? Get the Inside Scoop
Start preparing finances early: Ensure credit is good, calculate affordability, and get ready to make a competitive offer.Current market improvements: 2025 offers better opportunities for buyers after high prices and limited options in 2024.

Cut Your Insurance Premiums: Simple Savings Tips
Maintain a Good Credit Rating: Strong credit scores often lead to lower premiums for auto and homeowner insurance.Drive Safely: A clean driving record and good grades for students can significantly reduce insurance costs.
Utah lawmakers say no to ‘preemption,’ halt 2 housing bills aimed at allowing smaller homes
Utah lawmakers are facing challenges in addressing the housing affordability crisis, with two bills aimed at allowing smaller homes failing to progress in the legislative session. Rep. Ray Ward's proposals, which included permitting accessory dwelling units and...

Tips for Finding Bargain Houses in 2025
Start house hunting in January to benefit from lower prices and reduced buyer competition. Hire a local Real Estate agent with expertise in undervalued properties and market trends.
A Utah bill requiring 60 days notice to raise rent fails
A Utah bill requiring landlords to provide two months' notice before raising rent has been halted for the third consecutive year. The House Business, Labor, and Commerce Committee rejected HB182, which aimed to give tenants more security. The Utah Rental Housing...
Surprising Trend Pops Up in This State To Help Buyers Nab Their First Homes
A new housing trend in Utah is emerging, offering affordable options amid skyrocketing home prices, with the median list price in Salt Lake City at $550,000. Local employers are struggling to find workers due to high property costs. Homebuilder BoxHouse in St. George...

Get Your House Market-Ready
Consult a REALTOR®: A local agent helps price your home correctly and attract potential buyers. Complete Repairs: Fix any outstanding issues, like leaky faucets or worn-out flooring, for a polished look.

Conditions That Make or Break Your Home Contract
Specify mortgage details, interest rates, and loan types to avoid issues with earnest money deposits. Want seller assistance with closing costs? You must ask for it in your offer!

Does Home Insurance Shield Hurricane Damage?
Dwelling and personal property coverage repair your home and replace belongings, subject to policy limits and deductibles. Hurricane deductibles differ: Typically 1–5% of dwelling coverage, significantly impacting your out-of-pocket costs.
Utah rent increase proposal fails for third year in a row
A bill in Utah aimed at requiring landlords to provide 60 days' notice for rent increases was rejected for the third consecutive year, with a tied vote in the House Business, Labor, and Commerce Committee. Supporters argued it would benefit renters, but the...
Some of our past clients comments, raves and recommendations.
“Marty Gale far exceeded our expectations as a Buyers Agent in the recent purchase of our home. His knowledge of the Utah real estate market is exceptional and with his experience in residential home construction he was able to provide beneficial advice in selecting well-built homes. The network of professionals that Marty works with are top shelf, his recommendations for home inspection and mortgage broker were perfect. Customer service from this team of professionals is some of the best we have worked with; this is our fifth home purchase. You will not be disappointed in choosing to work with Marty!”