David Supinger · Principal Broker, Home Click Real Estate
The homes I listed in Davis County sold for 5.48% more than the county median.
I've sold more than 1,300 homes personally across Davis and Salt Lake County, 171 of them in Farmington, where I live. You approve the plan once. I carry it from there.
- 1,300+homes I've sold personally
- 141homes sold in a single year
- 171Farmington sales on record
- 34years advising Davis and Salt Lake County homeowners
Your listing, presented
Who sees your home in its first week?
Every home I list gets professional photography, video and drone footage. Then I pay for ads on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, aimed at the people most likely to buy a home like yours. On a typical listing, about 45,000 people see it.
You don't hire the photographer, write the description or pay for the ads. None of it is an extra charge to you.
The film here is one of mine. Press play and you'll hear how I talk about a home to the people who might buy it.
In the film: a five-car garage with room for boats, collector cars and toys, 50 feet of RV parking along the side, and a primary suite with its own bonus room and a walk-in closet about 17 feet wide.
“We did everything he suggested which resulted in multiple offers shortly after it was listed and without going through the hassle of open houses.”
Read what I say in the film
You asked for it. You got it. Five car garage. You can fit five SUVs. You can probably stack up six Teslas in there. And if you want to, you put nine Mini Coopers in there if you want. Bring your boats, bring your collector cars, bring your four wheelers, all your toys. There's also a 50 foot long RV parking on the side. But even better inside, the primary suite has a bonus room that's like a huge office or an exercise room or a nursery, whatever you want. And the walk-in closet is like 17 feet wide. It's huge. An awesome primary suite. It's over 4,000 square feet, six bedrooms, three baths, all on .36 acre lot. You can't ask for any more of that. Right here, Syracuse, Utah. Come take a look.
Pricing and appraisal
What happens when the appraisal comes in $100,000 low?
It happened on one of my listings. The appraiser came from out of the area, and the number came in $100,000 low. Even the buyer said there was no way the home was only worth that.
I got a copy and went through it line by line, digit by digit, number by number. I looked at the sales the appraiser chose to compare, and the ones they chose not to use. The buyer changed lenders, the new appraisal came in above what we needed, and my seller got the price I negotiated for them.
I speak appraisal. I've written valuations to appraisal standards for more than 20 years, so I price your home the way an appraiser will read it, before a buyer ever sees it. And when an appraisal is wrong, I've had them raised by tens of thousands of dollars.
“I've bought and sold three different homes with David. ... sold for a record high within the neighborhood and within 24 hours of listing.”
In writing
Don't sell your home without these guarantees.
Listing Cancellation Agreement
Cancel any day before an offer is accepted. No fee, no penalty. My performance keeps your business, not a piece of paper.
Guaranteed Sale Program
We agree on a price and a timeline in writing. If your home doesn't sell on those terms, I either buy it myself or sell it without charging you a listing commission, and which one is my call. Not every home qualifies, and the terms are set once I've seen yours.
Google reviews
What my clients say when I'm not in the room
“My home was listed for 2 weeks and I received 3 offers, including one that was over the asking price. By investing about 14k I was able to get about 70k more from my home.”
“He helped us sell our home quickly and for a good price. He kept us from making a major mistake when looking for new homes.”
“This was the 5th time I have purchased a home, and by far the best experience. David has expertise that is unmatched in Davis county.”
Who you'll be working with
Who picks up the phone when something goes sideways?
I do. I'm David Supinger, Principal Broker and owner of Home Click Real Estate. I've been licensed 34 years, and I've sold more than 1,300 homes personally, including 141 in a single year.
I'm a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS) and a Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE), a designation few agents hold. I live in Farmington, and my son Brandon works with me as our licensed buyer's agent.
Buying instead?
Why would a seller choose your offer over theirs?
A listing agent wants the offer that will close. Yours goes in with my name on it, a lender who has already checked your numbers, and terms the other side can trust.
I also put a number on what I'll save you. On a home at $1 million or more, I negotiate at least $20,000 off, or I pay you the difference up to $5,000 at closing. That's my Savings Guarantee, and it comes with conditions.
“We're convinced the only reason our offer was accepted on our dream home is because of David's high reputation in the real estate community.”
Davis and Salt Lake County
Which side of I‑15 is your home on?
In Farmington, the freeway splits one town into several housing markets. I've sold 171 homes there and I live there, so I know which subdivision sits where and what that does to the price. My office is in Salt Lake, and Farmington, Kaysville and Centerville are where my family lives. I sell homes all across Davis and Salt Lake County.
Farmington
One town, several housing markets, split by I‑15. 171 sales on record here and I live in it.
Explore Farmington →Kaysville
A bedroom community by choice, with more million-plus sales last year than Farmington had.
Explore Kaysville →Centerville
Closer to Salt Lake than Farmington and nearly $100,000 cheaper, which is not what the county rule of thumb predicts.
Explore Centerville →Before you list
Read these first
What Are Seller Concessions?
What are seller concessions when you sell a home in Farmington or Kaysville? They are money the seller agrees to pay toward the buyer's costs at closing, and they come straight off what the seller walks away with. This summer I priced a home against a sale that went for full price and gave back $40,000.
How Fast Do Luxury Homes Sell in Farmington and Kaysville, Utah?
How fast do luxury homes sell in Farmington and Kaysville, Utah? It depends on the price range far more than the town. At $1.5M to $1.75M, Kaysville homes went under contract in a median of 6 days over the last year, and Farmington homes in the same range took 50.
Why Didn't My House Sell? What the Davis County Numbers Actually Say
30.63% of the homes listed in Davis and Salt Lake counties last year did not sell. The causes are knowable and most of them are fixable.
Is Farmington, Utah a Good Place to Live?
Is Farmington, Utah a good place to live? It depends on what you want close by and what you want to pay. Here is what is actually there, how far it is from Salt Lake, what homes sold for last year, and the one line in town that changes the price of everything.
Is the New Shepard Lane Interchange in Farmington Open?
Is the new Shepard Lane interchange in Farmington, Utah open? Yes. The new I-15 interchange at North Station Lane, which replaced the old Shepard Lane overpass, fully opened on June 29, 2026. Here is what was built, what is still being finished, and what it changes for homes on the north side of town.
What Is New at Lagoon, and When Does It Open in 2027?
What is new at Lagoon in Farmington, Utah, and when does it open in 2027? The big news is the J3 Grand Prix, a single-rail racing coaster opening in July 2027. Here is what is announced, what is not, and what is changing around the park.
Questions
What sellers ask me first
Who is the best agent to sell a luxury home in Farmington, Utah?
Do you only sell homes in Farmington and Kaysville?
What do you pay for when you list my home?
Can I cancel my listing agreement if I'm not happy?
What happens if my home doesn't sell?
How do I find out what my home is worth?
Want to know what I'd do with your home?
Tell me about it. I'll tell you what I see, what I'd price it at and what I'd do first. No cost, no obligation.