Happy March! The busy Spring season has begun and as your real estate professional, it is my pleasure to provide to you as much relevant real estate information as possible. This blog contains some new updates in the real estate world. Open houses are back and interest rates and inventory remain at historical lows. Read on for more information regarding these topics and more!

Moving can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are 8 tips to help your moving day be stress-free.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, our local Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma and world-wide real estate markets have been affected. As your real estate professional, I am working hard provide regular updates and information. Read my blogs and subscribe to my monthly newsletter to make sure you don’t miss out on this valuable information.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, our local Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma and world-wide real estate markets have been affected. As your real estate professional, I am working hard provide regular updates and information. Read my blogs and subscribe to my monthly newsletter to make sure you don’t miss out on this valuable information.

Buyers around the country are astonished at how low mortgage rates are. While some are apprehensive about buying a house during a pandemic, most want to take advantage of the thousands they will save with such low rates. Most buyers face the current challenge of navigating a seller’s market with low inventory and steep competition. However, it is not impossible to buy the house you want! Follow the guidance below for some tricks to buy in a seller’s market.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, our local Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma and world-wide real estate markets have been affected. As your real estate professional, I am working hard provide regular updates and information. Read my blogs and subscribe to my monthly newsletter to make sure you don’t miss out on this valuable information.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, our local Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma and world-wide real estate markets have been affected. As your real estate professional, I am working hard provide regular updates and information. Read my blogs and subscribe to my monthly newsletter to make sure you don’t miss out on this valuable information.

The short answer is no. A close analysis of what the market factors at work should leave homeowners feeling more assured.

The Governor announced the real estate Phase 2 Guidelines for real estate. The main change is that 3 people will be allowed a a time as soon as each county approves Phase 2. Real estate has been on the essential list since March 25th with some special Covid19 guidelines covered in this article.

Families are suddenly spending a lot more time together at home. If you are running out of things to keep your kids busy, consider doing some of these DIY projects! Doing small home renovations together will create a bonding moment, can be great lessons in project management for people of all ages, and a chance to improve communication and patience with one another.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, our local Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma and world-wide real estate markets have been affected. As your real estate professional, I am working hard provide regular updates and information. Read my blogs and subscribe to my monthly newsletter to make sure you don’t miss out on this valuable information.

As your home sale reaches it’s final stages, all the packing and moving can be stressful. As your Realtor, part of my job is to help alleviate stress with helpful information. A normal closing period is usually about 30 days. Once the inspection and appraisal are completed, the buyer has invested money and passed most of the contingencies, so barring any unforeseen issues, the home sale is likely closing (and hopefully on time)! If you have any questions or concerns about any of these - just ask me. It’s a complicated process, but with the help of your team of professionals - Realtor, Escrow, Title, Lender, etc… we will work together to make it as smooth as possible.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, our local and world-wide real estate markets have been affected. As your real estate professional, I am working hard provide regular updates and information. Read my blogs and subscribe to my monthly newsletter to make sure you don’t miss out on this valuable information.

The question on the top of every first-time home buyer’s mind is whether or not it is cheaper to rent or buy. Arguments are frequently made about whether buying or renting makes more financial sense. Financial analysts watch the costs of both homeownership and the rental market to see which is more affordable. According to Realtor.com, the gap in cost between renting and buying has been steadily decreasing over the past years. Although the monthly rent versus mortgage may make it seem like it is more affordable to rent, it may end up costing you more money in the long term.

Many real estate markets across the United States are currently experiencing low inventory. Navigating a market with limited inventory can be an extra challenge, but can be done successfully following these top 5 tips.