Jennifer Suemnicht, Broker/Realtor of Jen Sue Homes is licensed at Compass with offices in Seattle, Tacoma, Kirkland, & Bellevue, Washington. Jen’s mission is to provide friendly, professional service with honesty and integrity, achieving positive results, and creating relationships that last because of impeccable service. Whether you are buying your first or tenth home, selling, investing, or just looking for information… contact Jen today!
Real Estate Specialties:
Residential Buying & Selling
First Time Home Buyers & Sellers
Experienced Buyers & Sellers
Down-sizing for Seniors
Relocation
Investment Properties
Rentals
Development or Remodel/Equity Potential
Multi-Unit Properties
Single Family Homes, Duplex, Triplex, Townhomes, Condos, and more
King, Snohomish & Pierce Counties
Homeowners try to upgrade their home with resale value in mind. However, not all home improvements will yield added value to the property. Which improvements will give you the best return on investment so you can strategize what to do before you list your house for sale?
At the end of each year I review the essentials that made the current real estate market and then look ahead to predict what’s in store for the upcoming year. This article contains my predictions for 2020 based on data that was available as of December 15, 2019.
As your real estate expert - I am always watching the market and am happy to be your source for real estate information. This article is full of information about the current Seattle & Bellevue area real estate market, as well as national real estate statistics. Let me know if you would like more information, pdf reports, and/or info specific for your neighborhood!
Many people think that the spring and summer are the most lucrative times to sell a home. Despite what many people may say, autumn can actually be a great time to list your house on the market. This article goes through many reasons why fall is a great time to sell your home in the Seattle / Bellevue area or anywhere!
From a Buyer or Seller’s prospective, what to expect during a home inspections for residential home purchases/sales in the Seattle/Bellevue, King County, Snohomish County, and Pierce County areas. Seller’s prepare your home for the inspection. Plus valuable information about the Inspection Forms.
Real Estate News July 2019: Buyers see some relief as we head into a strong summer housing market. Inventory, pending sales and prices all, increased during June compared to a year ago. This article contains updates from several sources.
Never wire funds without first calling the known phone number for escrow and confirming the wire instructions. Do not rely upon email alone!
1031 Exchanged defined: The Internal Revenue Code provides that a taxpayer may sell property and defer payment of any capital gains tax if that taxpayer uses the proceeds to acquire “like kind” replacement property.
These laws were passed in 2010 and apply to every rental and home sale. Even if you are not a landlord or selling a home in Washington State I highly recommend installing these life saving devices in these locations.
What’s really most relevant is what is happening with homes similar to yours in our own area. As a full-time Realtor, I keep my finger on the pulse, constantly tracking the market in our neighborhood and throughout the Puget Sound area, wherever my clients need me.
This article contains lots of information about Seattle area rental resources.
There is an art to visiting an open house. It is a much different experience visiting on your own than with a real estate professional. Here are my top five things to keep in mind during an open house.
Buying an investment property can be a surefire way to build long-term wealth. This article illustrates a few different ways you can analyze a property’s potential.
Whether it’s your first or tenth home - it is important to have checklists or a calendar of deadlines from your Realtor, Escrow, and also from your Lender for the closing period. Having this information before making the offer (now) is helpful so that you know what to expect.
When you are buying a home, you are also buying that home’s location. Don’t just inspect the home – inspect the area for things like - noise, smells, people and traffic, night life, seasonal changes, the future, and other factors.
