Radon resources for your clients
Nearly 50% of Utah homes have dangerous radon levels; help your clients mitigate their risk
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Radon resources for your clients
Legal tip: AI and real estate marketing materials
Important information: Certain real estate transactions to be subject to new FinCen regulations March 1
Save the date for Convention 2026
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Utah Association of Realtors
3 days ago
Nearly 50% of Utah homes have dangerous radon levels. That’s why UAR has partnered with UtahRadon.org to create an informational radon fact sheet for you and your clients. The fact sheet details radon risks and lets homeowners know that they should test at least once every two years. UtahRadon.org helps homeowners test by providing free test kits as well as a discount code for a continuous radon monitor.
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