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6 Repairs to Make NOW to Sell Your Snohomish Home This Spring

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Are you looking to put your home on the market soon? If so, then there are several things on your to-do list already. One of those major “to-dos” should be making essential repairs to increase the profitability of your home. Otherwise, a home inspector will come in and expose the flaws of your home. No longer can you just throw your house up on the market and hope for the best. That used to work, but not so much anymore. Now the watchword is "fixing to sell," which means that you'll likely have to perform certain repairs and updates to meet buyers' expectations. And this applies especially during spring when inventory is higher and buyers can be pickier. So below are 6 repairs to make now to sell your Snohomish home this spring.
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Luxury Homes in Seattle & Bellevue Offer More Room

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A few years ago, the young tech crowd moving into the Seattle and Bellevue housing markets had their eyes on a downtown address with an easy commute and access to urban amenities. After the 2020 health crisis, quarantine orders and business shut-downs have brought to light how valuable more interior square footage can be and many young adults and families are fleeing the urban, rental life and looking for their first homes in North Seattle neighborhoods like Shoreline, Lynnwood, Bothell, and even Everett, WA. This is putting a squeeze on the sub-million dollar home market, but luxury homes above $1.5 million don't seem to be seeing such pressure with multiple offers and homes selling for 20% over asking price.
Emily Cressey, Seattle , WA Luxury ReEmily Cressey, Snohomish WA Real Estate Brokeral Estate Broker

6 Myths About Seattle Real Estate Agents That You Need To Know!

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There are lots of common misconceptions floating around out there about real estate agents. Usually along the lines that agents can’t be trusted and that they’re out to take your money. But the fact is that agents are professionals, and if they don't take care of clients, they won't be in business long. Agents really are looking out for their clients' best interests and put themselves second in the equation – even if they ultimately make less money. So let's clear things up a bit. Check out these 6 myths about Seattle real estate agents that you need to know.

Why You Need an Experienced Real Estate Agent for Probate

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Selecting a knowledgeable and experienced probate realtor, losing a loved one is a hard thing to experience, but dealing with the legal hassle that comes with estates and court process makes the grieving process even worse. Probate happens when there is a death and the deceased person’s properties are sold or dealt with according to the local law and code. This can mean many legal proceedings and can take some time, and some probate real estate sales require court confirmation. During the probate process, all the property, assets, debts, and claims of the estate are inventoried and tallied. Then, all valid claims are settled and the remainder of the estate distributed among the beneficiaries in accordance with the will. If that sounds complicated, it is – especially when it involves property that must be sold. For it often happens that the decedent's real estate has to be sold in order to cover debt claims against the estate or so that the proceeds of the sale can be distributed to beneficiaries. But selling probate property is a much different animal from a traditional real estate sale. That's why experience matters when choosing a Seattle real estate agent for your Seattle probate property.

Design Tips to Help You Sell Your House in Seattle

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Ready to sell your house in Seattle? Even in a seller’s market, you can’t just stick a for-sale in the front and then sit back and wait for the offers to start rolling in. Usually, in order to sell your house, you’ll have to make at least a few improvements. The trick lies in understanding … Continued
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Shoreline First-Time Sellers: What to Know About Inspections

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If you are thinking about selling your Shoreline, Washington home in today’s hot market, you may be wondering whether you need to get an inspection done on your home before it goes on the market. Or you may not – after all, aren’t BUYERS supposed to be the ones getting the inspections before they buy a house? Well, yes and no… the inspection is usually for the protection of the buyer BUT, getting an inspection may help you sell your home faster and fore more money… here’s why.
Emily Cressey, Real Estate Agent, At the office in downtown Seattle

5 Tips You Can Use To Make Your Online Property Listing Pop in Shoreline, WA

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Whether you are a real estate agent or are looking for a house of your own, you have probably read so many property listings lately that everything runs together. A captivating property listing can make all the difference when you want to appeal to a buyer. When you list your property online, you will be competing against a host of listings for similar properties. And with today’s digitally-savvy buyers, you simply have to find a way to stand out. On top of that, you have only a few sentences in which to get the job done. But if you get it right, a compelling, captivating listing can really appeal to potential buyers. So here are 6 tips you can use to make your online property listing pop in Shoreline, WA.

How To Find A Buyer’s Agent That is Right For You in Shoreline, WA

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A buyer's agent is a real estate agent who works only for the buyer and not the seller. Ideally, looking out for the best interests of the buyer, a buyer's agent works on a commission contracted in the listing agreement. But, sometimes, buyer's agents are more interested in that commission than in what is best for the buyer. So if you're wondering how to find a buyer's agent that is right for you in Shoreline, WA, look for these key qualities in the agent.