Who Is the Best Real Estate Agent in Clinton, Utah?
Not long ago I took my own house apart and put it back together.
Not as the homeowner who hired a contractor. As the contractor. In 2024 and 2025 I ran the whole project on our home in Centerville. A new deck. New bathrooms. A full apartment in the basement with its own kitchen and laundry. I lined up every trade, set the schedule, and held everyone to it. When something was about to go wrong, I caught it. When someone didn't show, I found someone who would.
Somewhere in the middle of all that dust, I realized something. I loved it. The planning, the people, the problem solving. And I was good at it.
Buying or selling a home in Clinton is no different. It is a big project with a lot of moving parts. A lender, an inspector, an appraiser, a title company, the other agent, and you right in the middle hoping all the dates line up. Someone has to hold the whole thing together. That's my job. And I don't do it alone.
So who is the best agent in Clinton? I'll let you decide. But let me tell you what you get when you work with me.
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2001
Davis County homeowner since
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4
Kids raised through Davis School District
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25+
Continuing education classes completed
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6
Month intensive training with Captivate Agent
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You get a whole team behind you
When you work with me, you have Real Broker behind you. My principal broker is Dawn Yvette Stevens, Real Broker's designated broker in Utah. My mentor is Rachel Bitton, an experienced agent I can call anytime a deal needs a second set of eyes.
I've also done the work to be ready for you. I have completed more than 25 continuing education classes, and right now I'm in a six-month intensive training with Captivate Agent and Mike Anderson. Pricing, contracts, negotiation, marketing, investing... I keep learning so you can feel confident at every step.
I am highly connected with people across the real estate world here in Davis County. If you ask me something I can't answer on the spot, I know exactly who to call. And I will.
My Power Team
This is the part I love most.
Over the years I have gathered a Power Team of people I trust. Many of them worked on my own house. I've watched them work. I've seen how they handle it when something goes sideways. That's the part you can't learn from a business card.
My team covers just about anything a move might need:
- Real estate experts: lender, title, home inspector, staging and organizing, cleaners, movers, photographer
- Trades: contractor and cabinetry, plumber, electrician, roofer, HVAC, painter, handyman, foundation repair, restoration, decks, soffits, gutters and windows, duct cleaning, junk removal, power washing
- Local partners: insurance, real estate attorney, land surveyor, flooring and carpet, carpet cleaning, financial advisor, and more
You can see the whole team here: Julie's Power Team. Every tile goes straight to that person's website or contact information, so you can reach them directly.
So when I recommend someone, I'm not just passing along a name. I'm telling you I trust them with my own home. And when something comes up two days before closing, this team is what keeps your deal on track.
Buying, selling, or investing, I've got you
Selling. I'll help you price your home right, get it ready with my stager, cleaners and photographer, market it well, and negotiate hard for you. I specialize in first-time home sellers. If you're selling your first home and buying the next one at the same time, I'll walk you through every step and explain it plainly. No question is too small.
Buying. I'll help you compare neighborhoods, look honestly at each home, and write an offer that holds up. Because I've renovated a house myself, I can walk through a home with you and tell you what that "easy fix" will really take.
Investing. I hold a Utah property management license along with my real estate license. So if you're wondering whether to sell or rent, or whether a basement apartment could help pay your mortgage, I can talk you through both honestly. Ours has a kitchen in it for a reason! With Hill Air Force Base right next door, a lot of Clinton owners face the sell-or-rent question when they get orders. I can talk you through both honestly.
Real estate can do so much more than give you a place to live. A rental can have your tenant paying down the loan for you. Property tends to grow in value over time. And there are real tax benefits for owners of rental property.
I'm a Realtor, not a financial advisor or tax professional, so I'll always point you to a CPA for your own situation. But I would love to help you see what's possible.
What I know about Clinton
Clinton is one of the trickiest cities in north Davis County when it comes to schools. There's no junior high or high school inside the city limits, and addresses split three ways at both levels. For junior high it's West Point, Sunset, or North Davis. For high school it's Clearfield, Syracuse, or Northridge. Listing sites get this wrong a lot, so I check every address with the district.
Much of Clinton's housing is brick ramblers and two-stories from the mid 1990s through the late 2000s. Those homes are at the age where kitchens, roofs, and basements come due. I can walk one with you and tell you what that work really costs.
And I love that Clinton has eleven city parks and a community garden at City Gardens on 600 North. As a plant nerd, that one makes me happy.
I live in Centerville, about half an hour south, and I've been a Davis County homeowner since 2001. Our four kids went through Davis School District, the same district that runs every public school serving Clinton.
Before real estate, I spent years teaching and coaching. That turns out to matter a lot. Most of this job is taking something big and confusing and making it make sense. And a move is rarely just about a house. There's a new baby, a new job, a parent who needs help, or a dream you've been holding onto for years. I notice those things. They matter.
My credentials: Master of Science, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Arts. Utah Real Estate License 14265491 and Utah Property Management License. Member of the National Association of Realtors, Utah Association of Realtors, and Northern Wasatch Association of Realtors. I also serve my community through Soroptimist International.
Questions to ask any agent, including me
- Which junior high and high school does this Clinton address feed, and how did you verify it?
- What's wrong with this house, or with my asking price?
- Who is on your team when something goes wrong before closing?
- Who backs you up when a deal gets complicated?
- What would make you tell me not to buy this?
A good agent will have an answer for every one of these. I do.
See my local work for yourself
- Best Schools in Clinton, Utah: A Parent's Guide
- Living in Clinton, Utah: An Honest Guide from a Local Realtor
- Clinton, UT: the city market page
Let's talk
Whether you're buying your first home, selling the one you've outgrown, or thinking about your first investment property, I'd love to help you do it with confidence. You don't have to figure it out alone.
If you're selling in Clinton, especially your first home, I'll walk you through every step before you commit to anything. If you're buying, send me the address and I'll tell you exactly which schools it feeds.
So tell me... what are you dreaming about for your next move?
Call or text me at (801) 448-5275, or email me@jburningham.com. If you'd like to know more about me first, here is my full profile: About Julie Burningham.
Rooting for you!
Julie Burningham
Real Broker | 1851 North 200 East, Centerville, UT 84014 | Utah License 14265491
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