Troy MoultrieAssociate Broker · Real Broker LLC
Thirty years in construction and HVAC came before real estate. I still hold the contractor licence, which is why a conversation about what your house actually needs goes differently with me than with most agents. My practice is concentrated in divorce and probate sales, luxury listings, and new construction.
How I Got Here
I spent about thirty years building and fixing houses before I ever sold one. That order matters.
Most agents learn a house from the listing sheet. I learned them from the inside — framing, mechanical systems, what fails and when, what a repair genuinely costs versus what a contractor will quote you. I hold a B100 general contractor licence alongside the brokerage licence, and I have not let it lapse.
What the construction background changes in practice is where the money goes. A buyer who sees a failing roof, an ageing air conditioner, or a drainage problem discounts far more than the repair would have cost. So the walkthrough produces numbers rather than opinions, and you spend only where it comes back. Sometimes the honest answer is to do nothing and price accordingly, and I will tell you when that is the case.
Divorce and probate sales are now a significant part of what I do, at every price band rather than only at the top. They have a structure ordinary sales do not: two sellers whose financial interests point in opposite directions, attorneys who need to sign off on significant decisions, and sometimes a court timeline the sale has to fit inside. The failures are predictable, which means they are preventable.
What I Actually Hold
Not adjectives — licences and designations, with a number you can look up.
Verify any of it. Utah real estate licence 11195148-AB00, Associate Broker, held under Real Broker LLC — searchable with the Utah Division of Real Estate. RealTrends Verified 2026, top 1.5% of agents nationally, and RealTrends Top Producer 2022 through 2025. If a credential matters to your decision, check it rather than taking my word for it.
What I Do, and What I Won't
The second list matters as much as the first. An agent who answers legal and tax questions because someone asked is a liability to the person asking.
What I do
- Price a home from named comparable sales with the reasoning written down, so it survives examination by someone motivated to challenge it
- Assess construction and mechanical condition, and tell you which repairs return their cost and which do not
- Represent the sale in a divorce even-handedly, communicating every offer and response to both parties and both attorneys at the same time, in writing
- Keep a documented record of access requests, showings, refusals and offers
- Market a high-end home to a buyer pool measured in dozens rather than thousands
- Read a builder contract and price the upgrades honestly before you sign it
- Establish the agency relationship in writing, and explain it, before anyone signs anything
What I won't
- Tell you what a court will do, what your rights are, or how property will be divided — those are your attorney's, and getting them wrong costs you far more than a commission
- Advise on capital gains or any other tax consequence. Ask a CPA. I will happily give them the numbers
- Describe myself as neutral in a way that misstates the agency relationship. Utah has specific rules about representing more than one party
- Quote you mortgage rates or tell you which loan to take. I am not a lender
- Promise a price or a timeline before I have seen the house and the comparable sales
- Tell you now is a great time to sell when the data says otherwise
Who Else You Might Deal With
Separate companies, separately licensed. Naming them here is not a requirement to use them — you are free to shop any provider.
Residential property management across Washington County: rental owners, leasing, investor reporting and maintenance coordination. A separately licensed company.
treasuredpropertymanagement.comMaintenance, repairs, remodelling and vendor coordination. The first call for anything to do with the physical condition of a property. A separately licensed company.
treasuredhomesolutions.comA nonprofit working on housing access in Southern Utah. It is independently governed and is not a division of the brokerage.
treasuredhousing.orgOn being part of Real Broker LLC. Real Broker LLC is the licensed brokerage and provides all real estate brokerage services; Treasured Properties is a team operating under it. The practical benefit to you is reach: when a client is relocating out of state, or an out-of-state buyer is coming here, there is an agent in the network at the other end rather than a cold handoff to someone nobody knows.
Washington County, Honestly
Months of supply by price band — active inventory against the actual monthly sales pace. It is the number that should shape your pricing strategy, and almost nobody publishes it.
From 4,281 closed sales over the trailing twelve months against 1,863 active listings. Roughly 88% of sales close under a million dollars, and only about 106 closed above two million across the entire county — about nine a month, split among every agent working. Washington County MLS, 1 September 2026. Market-wide figures, not a prediction for any individual home. Call or text for current numbers.
About Troy — FAQ
Who is Troy Moultrie?
What does the CDRE designation mean?
Why does a construction background matter when selling a house?
Is Treasured Properties a brokerage?
Do you only work with luxury or high-end sellers?
Why do family-law attorneys refer clients to you?
What credentials do you actually hold?
What areas do you serve?
One Conversation Costs Nothing.
Whether you are selling, buying, or trying to work out whether now is even the right time — a call, a real number, and an honest read. If the answer is that you should wait, I will say so.
Important
Troy Moultrie is a licensed real estate broker and a licensed general contractor, not an attorney, tax professional or mortgage lender. Nothing on this page is legal, tax, financial or lending advice. Consult your own attorney about your rights and obligations, and a CPA about tax consequences.
Agency relationships are established in writing in accordance with Utah law. Where a transaction involves more than one party, the scope of representation is set out in that written agreement and explained before signing.
Market figures on this page are market-wide and historical, drawn from the Washington County MLS as of 1 September 2026. They are not a prediction of the outcome or timeline for any individual property. Individual results vary.
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Real estate brokerage services provided by Real Broker LLC. Troy Moultrie, Associate Broker, Utah licence 11195148-AB00, Treasured Properties® at Real Broker LLC, 1031 S Bluff St, Suite 106, St. George, UT 84770. Equal Housing Opportunity. Treasured Properties is a registered trademark.
