Hey everyone, my name is Mason Anderson. I’m from Salt Lake City, Utah. My background is actually in addiction recovery

Mason Anderson·Jun 4, 2026

Hey everyone, my name is Mason Anderson. I’m from Salt Lake City, Utah. My background is actually in addiction recovery and community building. I’m the founder of Clean Life Community, a nonprofit focused on helping people in recovery build meaningful lives through connection, service, and personal growth. I’m excited to be part of this community because real estate is a new chapter for me. My goal is not only to create financial freedom and long-term wealth, but also to eventually use real estate to help people rebuild their lives through recovery housing and other mission-driven projects. I’m grateful for the opportunity to learn from all of you, grow alongside you, and contribute however I can. Looking forward to connecting and building some great relationships here.

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Bri & Jake PetersenJun 4, 2026

Welcome Mason! Excited to have you and can't wait for you to meet some awesome people in the community. And can't wait to see all of the things you accomplish!

Maeli NelsonJun 5, 2026

Welcome so excited to have you!!

Ken & Lesley MorneauJun 5, 2026

Welcome Mason! 👋 Thank you for sharing your story! My husband Ken and I, we also do recovery house in Tacoma, WA . The reason behind it is same like you say — to help people have connection, and a safe place to start new life. We are grateful to have good people help us manage the houses, and people who are so grateful to stay with us and rebuild their life. What we learn is, this strategy let us do meaningful work and still cash flow — so we can keep buying properties in Washington and keep the door open for people who need it. This is one of the most meaningful part of our real estate journey. Ken and I are so grateful to Mitch and Meali and this whole community. Welcome to the family! I would love to connect with you and share more about recovery housing anytime.

Mark and Tacy GibbonsJun 5, 2026

Welcome! Such an amazing thing you do!