First purchase
Clear process explanations, preparation steps, offer guidance, inspection coordination and deadline tracking.
Buying property in Page and the Lake Powell region requires local knowledge, careful research and a clear plan. Gracie Burton helps buyers evaluate homes, luxury properties, land, commercial real estate, new construction and investment opportunities, with Page, Arizona as the primary market and selected service in Big Water and Kanab, Utah.
Clients work directly with Gracie from the first conversation through closing.
She provides straightforward guidance, explains the process clearly and helps buyers consider the details that matter before they commit to a property.
Gracie is licensed as a real estate broker in Arizona and as a Principal Broker in Utah. Her business is centered on Page, with selected service available in Big Water and Kanab.
Page-focused service | Licensed in Arizona and Utah | Available seven days a week
A successful purchase starts before the first showing. Gracie begins by understanding how the property will be used, which locations fit the buyer’s priorities, the preferred timeline, the budget and any property-specific requirements. That foundation makes the search more focused and helps buyers compare opportunities using consistent criteria.
Residential buyers may focus on layout, condition, lot size, accessibility and future plans. Land, commercial and investment buyers may also need to investigate intended use, access, utilities, zoning, development considerations and operating goals.
Primary residence, second home, relocation, investment, land, commercial use or new construction.
Page, Big Water, Kanab and nearby areas that match the buyer objective.
Purchase range, cash or financing plan, lender readiness and transaction costs.
Size, layout, lot, access, intended use, condition and timeline.
Must-have features, acceptable tradeoffs and issues requiring further investigation.
Burton Brokerage assists buyers across a broad range of property types. Every transaction receives a property-specific approach rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Property search, local market context, showings, offer strategy, inspections, negotiation and closing coordination.
Targeted research, detailed feature review, confidentiality and transaction coordination.
Intended-use discussion, access and utility questions, zoning context and qualified due-diligence coordination.
Property and location review, intended business use, document coordination, offer terms and transaction management.
Builder and development review, contract considerations, construction-stage communication and closing coordination.
Duplexes, fourplexes, vacation-oriented properties, land and commercial opportunities, with independent financial and tax review encouraged.
Buyer representation, services and compensation are discussed in advance and documented in a written buyer agreement. Compensation is negotiable and is not set by law. A buyer may request or negotiate for a seller or listing broker to contribute toward buyer-broker compensation, but no payment arrangement is guaranteed.
Discuss the property type, intended use, target areas, timing, budget and decision criteria.
Coordinate with the buyer’s chosen lender or confirm proof of funds. Financing approval remains the lender’s responsibility.
Review the services, relationship, term and compensation before property touring when required.
Identify opportunities through the MLS, available market sources, local knowledge and buyer-specific criteria.
Tour properties in person or remotely and identify questions requiring additional investigation.
Review available comparable information, contingencies and terms before preparing an offer.
Coordinate inspections, title review, financing, appraisal and property-specific investigations.
Track deadlines, communicate with the parties and address issues through the contract period.
Complete the final walk-through and coordinate with title and lending professionals through closing.
Page, Arizona is Burton Brokerage’s primary market. Gracie also provides selected buyer representation in Big Water and Kanab, Utah under her Utah Principal Broker license. She helps buyers organize objective information about each property and location without steering buyers toward or away from a community.
Primary market for homes, land, commercial property, new construction and relocation.
Selected homes, land, view properties, vacation-oriented purchases and investment opportunities.
Selected residential, land, commercial, new-construction and relocation opportunities.
For schools, utilities, zoning, taxes and public services, refer to the official sources published by the applicable authorities.
Land, commercial and investment purchases often require broader investigation than a typical residential transaction. Gracie’s background with municipal land sales, zoning and development helps her recognize important questions and coordinate the brokerage process, while buyers rely on qualified professionals for legal, financial, tax, environmental, engineering and surveying advice.
Current use, proposed use, occupancy, development concept or investment objective.
Legal and physical access, water, sewer or septic, power and communications.
Zoning, recorded restrictions, easements, covenants, permits and governmental requirements.
Inspections, survey, boundaries, soils, drainage, environmental review and systems.
Title, leases, operating information, financing, appraisal and independent tax or investment analysis.
First-time and relocating buyers often need additional explanation and coordination. Gracie breaks the process into manageable steps and keeps communication moving between the buyer, lender, title company, inspectors and other professionals.
Clear process explanations, preparation steps, offer guidance, inspection coordination and deadline tracking.
Video tours, document sharing, local property questions and coordination for inspections and closing.
Property criteria, accessibility considerations, timing and local-service research using objective sources.
Direct communication with the referring broker and a written referral arrangement where permitted.
Work directly with Gracie from planning and property search through negotiation and closing.
Long-standing Page-area knowledge and 20 years of City of Page experience involving municipal land sales.
Residential, luxury, land, commercial, new construction, investment and vacation-oriented property experience.
Clear explanations, practical questions and direct feedback throughout the transaction.
Appointments and communication are available seven days a week.
A written buyer agreement explains the services Gracie will provide, the term of the relationship and the agreed compensation. It should be reviewed and signed before touring when required.
Compensation is negotiable and is documented in the written buyer agreement. A buyer may request or negotiate for a seller or listing broker contribution, but it is not guaranteed.
Yes. Gracie works with land and commercial buyers and coordinates property research, offer terms and due diligence with the appropriate professionals.
Yes. Gracie can coordinate remote consultations, video tours, document review, inspections and closing steps.
No. Burton Brokerage assists with the purchase and sale of investment and vacation properties but does not provide rental placement or property management.
Yes. Gracie is available seven days a week by appointment.
Tell Gracie what you are looking for, where you want to buy and how the property will be used. She will help organize the search, evaluate opportunities and move forward with a clear buying plan.
Call (602) 319-8575|Email [email protected]|Available seven days a week