Explore our comprehensive guides on land ownership in Utah, including property selection, financing options, sustainable living practices, and insights into local attractions and lifestyle.
Mountains West Ranches Blog:
Your Guide to Land Ownership in Utah
What to Know About Seasonal Creek Beds and Washes in Utah
How to Read a Property Plat Map for Your Utah Land Purchase
The Best Places on Your Utah Property to Build a Future Cabin
Explore new, original blog ideas about Utah land, homesteading, and off grid living to help land buyers learn and engage with your brand.
The Difference Between Year Round Access vs Seasonal Access on Utah Land
Learn how road access changes with Utah weather and what it means for cabins, RV use, and long term landownership.
Homesteading Ideas
Discover simple homesteading ideas you can start on any size property, from gardening and small livestock to composting, off grid skills, and long term layout planning. Learn realistic ways to build a more self sufficient lifestyle at your own pace.
Homesteading on an Acre
Learn how to manage composting and waste on a one acre homestead with easy systems for food scraps, yard debris, and soil building. Discover practical compost methods, aeration tips, and ways to turn organic waste into valuable garden fertilizer.
Buying Land on a Budget: A Practical Guide for First Time Land Buyers
Learn how to buy land on a budget with simple financing, low upfront costs, and smart long term planning. Includes tips for finding affordable land, choosing the right parcel, and keeping improvements manageable.
What is the 5/20/30/40 rule in real estate?
Learn how the 5/20/30/40 rule works in real estate and how it applies to buying land, budgeting, long term planning, and creating financial stability. Includes examples for rural land buyers.
What Utah Property Buyers Should Know About High Desert Weather
Understand Utah’s high desert sun, wind, storms, and temperature swings to plan cabins and RV setups wisely.
Which Way Do Ceiling Fans Go in Winter?
Learn which way ceiling fans should spin in winter to improve warmth, reduce heating costs, and keep your home comfortable. Find out the correct direction, why it matters, and how to set it.