LaraDean offers purchasers $10,000 in concessions towards closing costs or interest rate buydown programs supplied by the builder at settlement. Concessions can be used toward the HOA transfer fee, your mortgage closing costs, and any buydown programs approved by your lender, or, alternatively, these concessions can be used toward appliances and or money off of the purchase price.

If you are obtaining a mortgage for LaraDean, one of our local favorites, City Creek Mortgage, has offered to provide each buyer a $3,000 lender credit toward their loan in addition to the builder’s early $10,000 contribution for a total of $13,000 in concessions and lender credits to use at your discretion with your lender. Give Temara Stanley at City Creek Mortgage a call and see if she can’t match or beat your current loan estimates.

The HOA at LaraDean is $245 per month and covers maintenance and certain utilities, including water, sewer, trash, and a specific insurance policy for the common areas. LaraDean is an all-electric development, so the owner's only utility responsibilities are electricity with Rocky Mountain Power and Wi-Fi.

Additionally, the HOA budgets for sidewalk maintenance, year-round landscaping, snow removal, and the upkeep of specific irrigation lines. There is a transfer fee of 0.05% to begin accumulating reserves for LaraDean, which can be covered by the generous early incentive concessions.

LaraDean’s recommended internet options include Google Fiber (801) 477-5104 and FirstDigital Telecom (801) 456-1095. The neighborhood can also access Starlink, T-Mobile Internet, CenturyLink Internet, and more!

Temara Stanley at City Creek Mortgage is our preferred lender, offering an unbeatable experience for our purchasers. This partnership ensures timely access to your new home, with City Creek providing some of the best rates and fees in Salt Lake County. Don't believe it? Email Temara your loan estimate, and she'll show you exactly where you can save or confirm if you're getting a good deal!

Unfortunately, installing a hot tub on the rooftop is not recommended. The structural load capacity of the rooftop was not designed to support objects that exceed a certain weight. Adding a hot tub would likely surpass this limit and could compromise the integrity of the structure. For safety reasons, it's best to consider other locations for your hot tub that can adequately support its weight.

You are not required to use a buyer's agent of your choice, but it is an option. Sydney represents the builder and does not offer dual representation. However, whether you have a buyer's agent or not, you are welcome at LaraDean, and Sydney can help guide you either way through the journey to your new home.

Yes, LaraDean does have a cooperation agreement that offers a rate of compensation to your agent. Please have your agent contact Sydney with further questions, LaraDean welcomes you.