Not every client asks me where they SHOULD live. But the question comes up from time to time, and often from family memb
Where Should I Live?
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Buying New Construction – Choosing the Lot
The first step in buying a new construction home, unless it is an already built “spec” home, is to choose the lot. Howev
Filed Under: Agent Advice, Buying/Selling, Eastside, Featured, First Time Buyers, Industry Talk, Seattle Community Guide, Seattle Real Estate Guide Tagged With: Seattle New Home Construction
Low Inventory? Be Pro-Active
Low Inventory continues to be an issue for many. This weekend there were so many people at one of the houses I was showi
Seattle 4/3 Cape Cod with a View
Some time ago I wrote about Seattle Starter Home Styles and we talked about the value of having bedrooms up above the ma
Filed Under: Architecture, Buying/Selling, First Time Buyers, Homes, Relocating to Seattle, Seattle Real Estate Guide Tagged With: Ardell Cape Cod
The High Cost of Buying a Home & Selling a Home
Even if you are a First Time Homebuyer, you should be keenly aware of the cost of selling a home. Often people think the
Filed Under: Buying/Selling, First Time Buyers, Industry Talk, real estate commissions, Seattle Real Estate Guide Tagged With: Cost to buy a house, Cost to sell a house, Real Estate Closing Costs
Starter Home Styles in Seattle – Part 1
If you are planning to buy a home in Seattle for about $350,000, it may be of some help for you to know how to generally
Today’s Homebuyers Like Hardwood Floors
Whether it’s a new house or an old house, people like hardwood floors better than carpet, especially on the main floor.
Should the Washer, Dryer and Refrigerator go with the house?
The Washer, Dryer and Refrigerator are generally NOT Real Estate items that go with a house. They are considered to be P
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Should you buy a New home or an Old one?
Lots of people want a NEW Construction home, the same way they want a new car vs a used car. However starting the home b
Do “discount” Commissions = More Failed Pendings?
Everyone has been asking why there are many more failed pending sales these days. One of the answers is that historical
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