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Real Estate Case Study: Selling As-Is After A Divorce

September 1, 2020

September 20, 2004 If you are considering selling your house to Emily Cressey, I say go for it! I called her when I needed help and she did exactly what I asked. I don’t know if you have a problem property on your hands, but that’s how I felt about my house when I learned … Continued

Case Study – Buying Another Home, Haven’t Sold Old House

August 1, 2020

By Emily Cressey

I just wanted to write you a brief note to let you know how much I’ve enjoyed working with you over the past year or so. When we first met, I was trying to sell my house in Mocksville, NC and had made an offer (that was accepted!) on a new home for my boys … Continued

Dealing With Probate? How A Seattle Agent Can Help You

July 28, 2020

By Emily Cressey

Probate is simply the process of administering a deceased person’s estate. Now, dealing with probate is certainly no easy process. In fact, both of my parents were attorneys who practiced in this area and I am well aware that sometimes it can be a long, difficult process – especially when you are already saddened by … Continued

Need a Real Estate Agent in Seattle? Ask These Questions

June 29, 2020

By Emily Cressey

There are over two million real estate agents in this country. That’s a lot to choose from. Even local markets have an abundance of good agents. How to find a top real estate agent in Seattle – the right agent for you, that is – probably seems like a daunting task. But if you know the … Continued

How to Sell Your House in Seattle For The Most Money (And In The Fastest Time)

June 18, 2020

By Emily Cressey

Here’s Exactly What To Do – And 5 Silly Mistakes To Avoid By Emily Cressey When you have a home to sell, you’re always caught between greed and fear. Obviously you want the most money for your home – everybody does. But you are also fearful no one will buy it, and you will have … Continued

What To Do If You Are Behind On Payments And Facing Foreclosure

June 9, 2020

By Emily Cressey

There is almost nothing more stressful than getting behind on payments for your home and feeling like there’s nothing you can do to avoid facing foreclosure . I have talked to many people in this situation and the best thing you can do is take action. Even though it’s painful, you can’t be an ostrich … Continued

What to Expect When Selling Your Seattle-Area Property With a Real Estate Agent

June 6, 2020

By Emily Cressey

Are you working with a local Seattle agent to sell your house? Or maybe you’re thinking about it? If so, you’re probably wondering what to expect when selling with an agent. We’ve collected the top 4 things you need to know so you can understand how a real estate agent can help you sell your … Continued

Emily Cressey was outstanding during our home buying process in a market not advantageous for the buyer.

Moses and Roxanne moved from Texas to Washington and found a house with Emily's Help. — These Buyers Were Looking For A Very Specific Type Of Home – And We Kept Getting Out-Bid. When We Came Across One That Was Under-Priced, We Made An Early Offer And Got It Under Contract For Less Than Other Homes Had Been Going For.

“Emily Cressey was outstanding during our home buying process in a market not advantageous for the buyer. She made sure that we went through all the list of priorities in what we were looking for in a home. Emily went to work researching locations/competitive prices… reaching out to sellers agent when we lost on a bid to figure out where we fell short. Always on time at home tours and a text/phone call away at each and every point .Emily has been wonderful with after home buying resources and l have found a realtor for life !if you are buying a home… she is the real estate agent you want/need by your side. Thanks @Emily Cressey” – Roxanne

She is very bright, creative and always has constructive comments and questions.

I have enjoyed being a business partner with Emily for the last 15 years on five commercial real estate deals. She is very bright, creative and always has constructive comments and questions. She is dependable, does what she says and always has a positive attitude. I enjoy working with her and have found her to be trustworthy and helpful.