Missed Our Move-Up Buyer Class? Here’s What You Need to Know

Missed our Move-Up Buyer Class? Here’s what you need to know to successfully navigate buying and selling a home at the same time in the Seattle real estate market! If you couldn’t attend the insightful Move-Up Buyer Class presentation with lender David Korch, don’t worry—we can send you the replay! In this Move-Up Buyer Class, … Continued

How Landlords Can Save Money Making Repairs In Seattle

When you decided to become a “real estate investor” you didn’t know that you’d be picking up land lording as your new side hustle!  It’s smart to handle property management yourself for a few years, if you’re so inclined, because it can help you save money and make sure that your property is being run … Continued

Good Cheer & Chocolate

As the holiday season approaches, Seattle invites you to indulge in a delightful blend of festive cheer and decadent chocolate. In 2024, the city will be buzzing with events celebrating this sweet pairing, from cozy chocolate tastings to spirited community gatherings. Whether you’re a chocolate lover or simply looking for a way to spread joy … Continued

Discover Autumn Magic: Fall Festivals and Home Deals in Seattle

As autumn settles into Seattle, the city comes alive with vibrant fall festivals and exciting opportunities in the housing market. From harvest celebrations and art fairs to pumpkin patches and food festivals, there’s no shortage of seasonal fun. But fall is also a fantastic time for homebuyers! With fewer competing buyers and motivated sellers, the … Continued

How Much Cash Do You Need To Buy A Home?

How Much Cash Do You Need To Buy A Home? Buying a home requires more than just a down payment—there are several costs to consider when planning how much cash you’ll need. In Seattle’s competitive market, understanding these financial requirements can make a big difference. While the standard down payment is often 20%, options like … Continued

Fall Real Estate Season Is Here 

Fall Real Estate Season Is Here  As the leaves begin to change, so does the real estate market. Fall is a unique season in real estate, offering opportunities for both buyers and sellers to make their move before the year ends. In the Seattle area, autumn brings a balanced mix of motivated sellers and serious … Continued

Back To School Means Busy Times In Real Estate

Back To School Means Busy Times In Real Estate As the school year kicks off, the real estate market often follows suit with a surge of activity. In Seattle and beyond, families are eager to settle into new homes before the fall season gets fully underway. With more buyers looking for homes in top school … Continued

Insider’s Look at Lynnwood Neighborhood in Seattle, Washington

Lynnwood Is Lovely! Lynnwood is quickly becoming one of the Seattle area’s most attractive and convenient places to live. Nestled at the intersection of I-5 and 405, this vibrant suburb offers easy access to both Seattle and the Eastside, making it a commuter’s dream. But there’s more to Lynnwood than its prime location—boasting shopping hubs, … Continued

Is Home Affordability Making A Comeback?

Is Home Affordability Making A Comeback? In the ever-competitive Seattle real estate market, the question of home affordability has been on everyone’s mind. After years of skyrocketing prices, limited inventory, and intense competition, some home buyers are starting to wonder: Is now the time to get back into the market? With subtle shifts in interest … Continued

First-Time Home Buyers: Addressing Common Concerns and How to Overcome Them

For first-time home buyers, navigating the path to homeownership often involves addressing common concerns that can create uncertainty. In this blog, we’ll explore these typical worries and provide actionable strategies to help first-time home buyers overcome them with confidence. By understanding and tackling these common concerns, you can make your journey to buying a home … Continued

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