Landon Maxfield

Real estate isn't something Landon Maxfield got into — it's something he grew up in.

Landon Maxfield got his first real estate license in 1987 — not by accident, but by upbringing. His parents built their careers in real estate, and Landon grew up absorbing the business from the inside: deals, negotiations, market cycles, and the kind of judgment that only comes from years on the ground. After a couple of years in the industry, he spent two years living abroad, and when he returned, he stayed connected to real estate through a different door — investment. He bought, analyzed, and managed properties while building the financial and operational fluency that most agents never develop.

He renewed his license in 2008 and has kept it active ever since. Today, Landon is part of the Maxfield & Associates team, a family team affiliated with Coldwell Banker Realty - Ogden, specializing in the Wasatch Range corridor of Northern Utah — Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, Weber, Wasatch, Summit, and Tooele Counties. His background spans all aspects of real estate — residential, investment, land, new construction — which gives his clients an advantage most agents simply can't offer: a single trusted advisor who understands the full picture, from first home to investment portfolio.

But Landon's approach isn't just about experience. It's about process.

Most people don't struggle with real estate because they're unmotivated. They struggle because the process is confusing, high-stakes, and full of landmines. Landon built his practice around solving that problem. He walks every client through a clear, step-by-step framework so they always know what to do, when to do it, and why it actually matters. No vague advice. No pressure to "just make an offer." No sign in the yard and crossed fingers.

For sellers, that means preparing strategically — not overdoing it, not underdoing it — pricing to create real demand, and marketing that goes beyond clicks to generate actual offers. For buyers and investors, it means identifying value over availability, breaking down the numbers so the deal makes sense, and navigating offers, inspections, and negotiations without getting burned.

Landon's role isn't to sell you. It's to guide you through one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make — and make sure you come out ahead.