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If you’re thinking of buying a home, thinking of selling a home, or even have just the smallest shred of interest in real estate, you may have heard the terms ‘buyer’s market’ and ‘seller’s market’ used before. What do these terms mean and how do they affect buyers and sellers differently?
Playing tour guide with someone who has never experienced all that Seattle has to offer can be a daunting task, mainly because there is SO much to see, and you want to make sure they have the best experience. Here is my list of must-see places to bring your tourists as well as where to eat/drink to assure they’re just as impressed as you are with this place.
If you’re thinking about selling your home, you may be wondering: what time of year is the best time to do so? Although a good real estate agent can sell a house during any season, there are definitely certain months of the year that are better than others for various reasons.
Selling your home can look like a long and intimidating road, but there are many easy do-it-yourself projects you can do that will increase your home’s value by more than you know!
Ballard is one of Seattle’s oldest neighborhoods, and holds a rich history. Whether you’re strolling the beach at Golden Gardens, visiting the Nordic Heritage Museum, or hitting the Ballard Farmers Market, this neighborhood has it all. Here are some highlights of the Ballard neighborhood that you definitely do not want to overlook!
Before listing your home, there are several steps you can take to ensure that it will be in tip-top shape and appeal to buyers. Updates big and small make a difference in first impressions and can increase your net profit. Here are a few guidelines that will help you prepare for a sale in the season ahead.
We are moving from the autumnal season and into the chill of winter, which means now is the time to have a look at essential winter home maintenance. Whether it’s in preparation for the sale of your home or just the desire to protect your investment, the following tips and tricks will help you keep your residence in top shape through the coldest season of the year.
The changing of the seasons marks the time of year for home maintenance. Whether you’re preparing to sell or just want to take care of your beloved home, this checklist will help ensure your home stays in tip top shape through the upcoming cold, rainy season.
Being a first-time homebuyer can cause a lot of stress – but it doesn’t have to! Seattle Times has tips to avoid any of your homebuying fears by becoming an educated buyer. If you are prepared before looking at houses and surround yourself with professionals the process can be an enjoyable experience which will blossom into a fond memory.
