In your corner from
contract to keys.
56 homes sold across Eagle Mountain, American Fork, Lehi, Payson, and beyond — with extensive experience across Salt Lake, Davis, and Weber counties as well. Now serving clients throughout northern Utah with the same considered approach.
A proven track record in Utah County.
56 closed transactions. Over $45 million in sold volume. Direct experience across Eagle Mountain, American Fork, Lehi, Payson, Orem, and more — including substantial new-construction work with major Utah builders. Not new to the market. Not new to the craft.
Contract literacy that safeguards you.
Most real estate deals don't go sideways during the showings. They go sideways at contract, at inspection, or on the way to close. I've spent years inside the contracts, the loan documents, the title work, the inspection reports — including the things most agents won't bring up, like radon testing on new construction. The things that could blow up your deal get caught before they do.
Service that goes further than it has to.
Service training through the Ritz Carlton shaped how I work, long before real estate. In practice: I prepare your home for sale myself, down to the cleaning. I bring you dinner on your first night in your new home. Your kids are welcome at every showing and walkthrough — I'm happy to keep them company so you can focus on the home itself. Small details. Consistent ones.
Modern infrastructure behind the work.
Texts answered, offers followed up on, questions handled — whether they land at nine in the morning or nine at night. Amani Realty's systems make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
The work I love most.
Before jumping into real estate with my husband Scott, I spent ten years as a corporate training director — including service training through the Ritz Carlton — and another decade as a personal trainer and nutritional therapist. My professional journey has taught me great lessons and has been a source of joy throughout my life. But real estate is the work I love most.
What I love is this: I get to walk into a home with people who are about to make one of the largest financial decisions of their lives, and my job is to make sure they're safeguarded, informed, and taken care of — from the first conversation through long after the closing.
Between Scott and me, we have eight children. They are the reason I do this work the way I do.
If you're thinking about buying or selling anywhere in Northern Utah, I'd like twenty minutes to walk through where you are. No pitch. No pressure. Just a real conversation.
What clients say.
"Stephanie is a true professional as well as being thoughtful and kind. After getting our wish list over the phone she found 5 homes and went to look at them all herself before taking us to see them. She brought us first to the one she thought was the best fit. We put an offer on it that day. She also helped us consider questions we didn't know we should ask."
"We were living out of state and had a newborn, but Stephanie made purchasing a home a no stress situation for us. We ended up finding the perfect home for our family and paid under listing price."
"She was always dressed for the occasion, and extremely professional. She always gave us an honest opinion with unbiased advice that made making a final decision in such a difficult market easier than we could have ever imagined."
A few things I do that most agents don't.
For sellers
Most agents inflate the listing price to win the business — then walk you down once the home sits and the comps catch up. I won't. I'll tell you what your home is actually worth on day one, and back it up with the comps. The price is the whole strategy. We get it right from the start.
Cleaning, organizing, staging the small details buyers notice — we'll walk through it together and build the plan that fits. Sometimes I'm there rolling up my sleeves alongside you. Sometimes the right call is professional cleaners or a stager I trust.
Not one. As many as it takes. Visibility is what sells a home, and the work doesn't stop after week one.
The highest offer isn't always the best one. Financing strength, contingencies, who the buyer actually is, what could derail their loan three weeks in — all of it matters. I'll read every offer line by line and tell you what the headline number is hiding.
If the math gets tight at the closing table and the only thing standing between you and a sold home is a few thousand dollars of my fee, that's an easy decision. I've done it. I'll do it again.
For buyers
On video, when you're out of state. In person, when you're not. By the time you step inside a home with me, I've already vetted it against your list.
Every buyer I close with. Because moving is exhausting and the last thing you should be thinking about is what's for dinner.
For one out-of-state family, that meant knocking on neighbors' doors to find out about the schools and the streets — so they could feel confident about a home they hadn't yet seen in person. It's the kind of thing I do because it's what I'd want someone to do for me.
Buying a home is a family decision. Bring your kids along to showings, walkthroughs, and anything in between — I'm happy to help keep them company so you can give the home itself your full attention.
Where the main water shut-off valve is. How often to change the air filter. How the appliances actually work. The boring details that turn a house into a home you can care for.
For new construction
In a new construction home, I look for every imperfection — and make sure each one gets corrected before you take possession. A lot of agents don't do this. I've spent enough time inside builder construction to know what to look for.
The relationship doesn't end at close
Multiple times a year. Not to pitch you a refinance or remind you I exist — but because the friendship that gets built during a transaction is one of the best parts of this work.
Thirty years of customer-service experience — half of it through formal training, the other half raising eight children and learning what people actually need. It all shows up here.
Curious what your home is actually worth right now?
The Utah County market is shifting. Inventory is up about 11% year-over-year, prices are stabilizing, and the difference between a great listing and a stale one is mostly about pricing and presentation.
Enter your address and I'll send you a personalized market analysis for your neighborhood — recent sales, pricing trends, and what's moving. No obligation, no spam. Just data.
Is this a good fit?
If you're thinking about selling
- You want a real price, not an inflated one to win your business
- You'd rather have a candid conversation about timing than be talked into listing today
- You want someone who'll handle the messy parts so you don't have to
- You're in Pleasant Grove, Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Lehi, or surrounding areas
If you're thinking about buying
- You're a first-time buyer who wants someone to walk you through everything
- You're building custom and want someone who'll catch the imperfections before you sign for them
- You want an agent who'll tell you when a house isn't worth it
- You want someone who knows the neighborhoods, schools, and commute realities
- You're shopping anywhere in Utah County
What happens when you book.
Twenty minutes, by phone or Zoom — your choice.
You'll walk out of the call with three things: a quick read on your market, a clear sense of timing, and an honest answer to whatever's keeping you up at night. If you'd like a CMA, I'll send one.
A few natural paths: in-person meeting at the home, a CMA delivered by email, a showing tour, or — when you're ready — sending the listing agreement. No pressure on any of them.
Most clients book a second conversation within a week. Some take three months. Both are fine.
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