Southern Utah Realty Inc.

Amodt works the core of the Washington County market — St. George, Washington, Hurricane and Ivins — with a team of co-agents alongside lender and title contacts. It is a small independent firm rather than part of a national franchise.

The long tail of the directory

Washington County supports a remarkable number of one-broker firms for a population this size, most of them run by agents who spent years at larger offices before hanging their own license. A small sign says little about experience either way — the useful question is how long the broker has worked Washington County and what they have closed in it.

The setting

There is no storefront address on record here. That is normal for the smaller end of the directory, where a great deal of business is run from a home office; the contact details below are the way in. The Washington County brokerage directory lists the offices that do publish one.

Buying a first home in this county

First-time buyers in Washington County run into two things at once: a market with a lot of out-of-state cash competing for the same entry-level stock, and a set of Utah-specific loan programs most people have never heard of. Utah Housing runs down-payment assistance with its own eligibility rules, and rural USDA financing covers more of this county than buyers expect — Hurricane, La Verkin and Leeds among other places. Ask an agent at Southern Utah Realty Inc. which of those a property qualifies for before you rule it out. Our first-time homebuyer guide has the detail.

Every licensed agent attached to this firm is listed above. To compare it against the rest of the county, see the full list of St. George brokerages or browse agents by name.