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What’s the Difference Between a Broker...
A broker is someone who can shop multiple banks to get you the best rate or package that works for your cred [more]
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How to Sell a House That Needs Work
Our latest Beacon Hill listing went pending this week, and although it stayed on the market just a few days, we spe [more]
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Pandemic Real Estate Changes That Are Here t...
The pandemic upended real estate trends. First urban rents plummeted, and then work-from-home suburban and rural ar [more]
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Sale Pending!
We do more than your typical real estate agents. We handle all the updates and prep work, taking the stress out of [more]
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The Little Things: What to Do Before Every S...
When your house goes up on the market, you need to be prepared to let buyers walk through at any moment—especially [more]
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We can Do More for Your House, Too
Unlike most real estate agents, our team doesn’t just put a house on the market. We do everything we can to help a [more]
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Washington’s New Landlord Laws
Rental housing laws have changed significantly across Washington in recent months. The just-cause eviction that Sea [more]
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Cape Cod Homes: from Puritans to Seattleites
Popular with the Puritans, and popular again with WWII vets, Cape Cod houses (like this one) have established thems [more]
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What’s Next?
Buying your first home? Looking for more space? Relocating for work? Searching for a new start? Downsizing? Moving [more]
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Seattle’s 5 Most Affordable Neighborho...
Not all neighborhoods are created equal—or priced equally. Obviously. Whether a former industrial area being put ou [more]
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Are hardwood floors worth the price?
Hardwood floors cost more for a reason. They’re simply the best flooring for most homes and for most homeowners. Bu [more]
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6 Seattle Alternatives for our Remote-Work F...
As Seattle home prices continue to climb, many priced-out buyers are heading to the suburbs—along with homebuyers w [more]
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