FEATURED AGENT
Amy Rupp
REALTOR®, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties | Northern Utah & Southern Idaho
The agent northern Utah and southern Idaho families call for farm and ranch land, acreage, luxury homes, and the complex sales that take someone fluent in water rights.
Built for Northern Utah & Southern Idaho
Amy Rupp is a REALTOR® with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties in Logan, serving northern Utah and southern Idaho, with 12 years in the business and a specialty in the properties many agents shy away from: farm and ranch land, acreage, luxury homes, and multi-parcel family estates. Before real estate she spent years as an entrepreneur, owning a sand and gravel company and construction businesses and serving as a CFO, and she comes from a family of farmers, so water rights, water shares, wells, irrigation, and easements are a language she already speaks. Raised in Cache Valley and living in Box Elder County, she works with clients whose farms and ranches reach across the state line into Franklin and Oneida Counties. Whether she is valuing inherited land with several family members on the deed or listing a single-family home, her approach is the same: lay out the facts, give clients real options, and get everyone to the closing table still on good terms.
Hear Amy Tell It Herself
Amy joined the Real Estate Insights podcast to talk about selling farm and ranch property, what buyers miss about water rights and wells, and how she keeps a family estate sale moving when everyone has a say.
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AMY’S TAKE
“I’ve known many people that have bought property, they’ve got water rights to them, but guess what? They have no way to actually water because there’s no source to get the water to them, right?”
What Clients Say
★★★★★
“Amy was a joy to work with, incredibly knowledgeable and proficient with our listing, and included some of the details most other agents would miss or overlook. Things like water shares and rights, adjacent parcels, fence line details…”
Randall T. · Client Testimonial, AmyRupp.com
★★★★★
“She helped us dodge lots of things in the buying process that we as first-time land buyers didn’t know about. … We began this process with an agent and ended it with a lifetime friend.”
Josi C. · Client Testimonial, AmyRupp.com
★★★★★
“Amy is a fabulous Realtor! She is very responsive and knowledgeable about the process and current market.”
Britnee A. · Zillow Review
What Amy Does Best
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Contact Amy
Listings: Amy’s active listings
Office: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties, 496 S Main St, Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 760-3286
Email: amy@amyrupp.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Amy work in both Utah and Idaho?
Yes. Amy serves Cache, Box Elder, and Weber Counties in northern Utah, plus Franklin and Oneida Counties in southern Idaho.
Can Amy help me buy or sell farm, ranch, or land with water rights?
Yes, this is her specialty. Amy checks for wells, water rights and shares, irrigation sources, easements, and rights-of-way, and confirms whether the water rights on a property are actually usable.
How does Amy handle an inherited property with several family members involved?
Amy prepares a market analysis using the same approach an appraiser takes, confirms every parcel, owner on the deed, well, and water share, then sits down with the family to lay out options everyone can agree on.
Does Amy work with buyers as well as sellers?
Yes. Amy lists a lot of property, but she represents buyers too, from single-family homes to land, acreage, and luxury properties.
What should I do before listing my home with Amy?
Look at your home from a buyer’s point of view. Amy recommends handling items like paint, carpet, and an HVAC service so your property shows better than the competition.