When it comes to buying or selling a home, due diligence can make or break the deal. In this episode, Paden, Kade, and Whitney sit down to talk about what due diligence really means in real estate — and why it’s one of the most important steps in any transaction.

As we move deeper into fall, Utah’s housing market continues to balance — offering both challenges and opportunities depending on your goals. In this episode, the MTN Buff team dives into the October 2025 Market Report from the Utah Association of REALTORS® to help you make smarter decisions whether you’re buying, selling, or investing this season.

In this episode, we sit down with Don Hickman, a dedicated community leader and candidate for Ogden Valley City Council. Don has been an active resident and advocate for the Valley for years, working on projects that protect its rural integrity and ensure smart, sustainable growth. With a background in public service, business management, and local involvement, Don’s vision centers on transparency, collaboration, and protecting the natural beauty and independence that make Ogden Valley special.

In this episode, we sit down with Dan Davenport, a chiropractor, small business owner, and long-time Ogden Valley resident running for city council. Dan brings decades of community involvement and a passion for helping others, both through his medical practice and his work serving local organizations. He’s focused on maintaining the Valley’s small-town feel, promoting ethical leadership, and ensuring that residents’ voices remain central as the new city takes shape.

In this episode, we speak with Chad Booth, a candidate for Ogden Valley’s first city council. Chad talks about his roots in the community, why he chose to run now, and how he hopes to approach stewardship, transparency, and day-one priorities as the new city comes to life.

In this episode, we sit down with Laura Warburton, a passionate community advocate running for Ogden Valley City Council. Laura has served in various local leadership roles and is deeply committed to family values, open communication, and maintaining the Valley’s rural character. She insists that as the city grows, it must do so thoughtfully—with transparency and community input.

In this episode, we sit down with Fred Blickle, candidate for Ogden Valley City Council. Fred brings over 40 years of experience as a civil and environmental engineer, having worked on large infrastructure and water management projects across multiple states. He believes the Valley stands at a pivotal crossroads and is running to help build a strong, sustainable foundation for its future.

In this episode, we sit down with Kay Hoogland, one of the candidates running to serve on Ogden Valley’s first city council. Kay is a long-time resident and dedicated community advocate focused on responsible growth, transparent communication, and preserving the beauty and integrity of the valley. With a professional background in education, leadership, and service, she brings both heart and expertise to the conversation about what’s next for Ogden Valley.