What should I ask a realtor before listing my home in Utah County?

Short answer: Interview at least two licensed agents, check their licenses with the Utah Division of Real Estate, and ask the Division's own seller questions: days on market, list-to-sale price, marketing plan and how commission works.

Published: October 23, 2026 · Last checked: October 23, 2026 · By the Call The Right Pro editors

1. Check the license

Search the agent or brokerage in the Utah Division of Real Estate license search. Every brokerage on our list shows its license number and status from the Division's company list.

2. Questions the Division of Real Estate suggests sellers ask

From the Division's list (Utah Division of Real Estate):

How long have you been an agent?
What are your fiduciary duties to me as a seller?
Do you ever represent a buyer and seller on the same transaction?
What is your listings' average days on the market? What is your list-to-price ratio?
Have you sold homes in this neighborhood and price range?
How do you plan to market the home?
Will I be working with you individually, or with a team?
How does your commission work?
Can I see a CMA (comparative market analysis) for my house?
What closing costs should I expect?

3. Buying? Know the written agreement rule

The Utah Association of REALTORS says REALTORS must have a written agreement with a buyer before touring a home, and its updated buyer-broker form emphasizes that brokerage fees are fully negotiable (Utah Association of REALTORS). The Division also publishes questions for buyers (Utah Division of Real Estate).

Checked real estate brokerages in Utah County

See our list: Realtors in Utah County · Spanish Fork · Orem · Lehi · Salem · Pleasant Grove.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check a realtor's license in Utah?

Use the Utah Division of Real Estate license search. You can search an agent or a brokerage by name or license number.

What should I ask a realtor before listing my home?

The Division of Real Estate publishes a list. It includes: How long have you been an agent? What are your fiduciary duties to me? What is your listings' average days on the market? How do you plan to market the home? How does your commission work? Can I see a CMA for my house? (Utah Division of Real Estate).

Do I have to sign an agreement before touring homes with an agent in Utah?

The Utah Association of REALTORS says that after the national settlement, REALTORS must have a written agreement with a buyer before touring a home, and its updated buyer-broker form emphasizes that brokerage fees are fully negotiable (Utah Association of REALTORS).

How does Call The Right Pro choose these listings?

Listings are free and order is never for sale. We list only businesses we could confirm from public sources: a live website with phone and location, a state license lookup where Utah requires one, and the date we checked. See how we vet.