Queen Anne has long been one of my favorite Seattle neighborhoods because of its easy proximity to Downtown Seattle whil
Look No Further Than Seattle Neighborhoods For Penny Pinching Summer Fun This Year!
May 14, 2009 by 6 Comments
Some people don’t know this, but…. I was a single mother for years until I met and fell in love with my next door neighbor in the Sunset Hill neighborhood of Ballard. Single parents develop a real knack for making every dollar stretch, and I am thankful that things have been easier (most of the [...]
First Time Buyer Housing Tax Credit Loophole?
April 8, 2009 by 69 Comments
“First time home buyer credit
$15,000 Home Buying Credit? No! How about $8000 For Some Instead?
February 12, 2009 by 82 Comments
The $15,000 home buying credit in the Stimulus Package seems to be dead. This credit would have been for more than just first time home buyers and was generating a lot of increased activity over the last week or so both on the Internet and in open houses across Seattle. There have been many arguments both [...]
What Happens When The Equity Isn't There, But The Contract Is?
February 9, 2009 by 24 Comments
Responsibility on the listing side… Last week’s Rain City Guide discussion on Short sales got me thinking about some of the other things that are occurring in this market as well. Many homeowners have taken out a ton of equity and are either maxed out or upside down at this point, but some may not [...]
Short Sale Listings: Leaving Out Key Details Is Like Telling A Lie..
February 2, 2009 by 118 Comments
[Editors note: It's always exciting to introduce a new author to RCG... and today I'm especially excited to introduce Courtney Cooper of Cooper Jacobs as the newest RCG contributor! Far from a newbie, she's been running an entertaining blog on ActiveRain for over a year now (and racked up tens of thousands of points in [...]
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