Posts Tagged ‘Seller’
Keela W., Seller, 2014
“The moment I met her, I knew I could trust her,” Keela said. We sold Keela’s house a few months ago (for $18,200 above asking!), and she volunteered to share her story about partnering with us. Again and again, Keela kept talking about trust. There are two types of trust, Keela explained: Type 1: Trust that…
Read MoreWorld Travelers & Impossible Obstacles (continued)
Part 1: Lose the Shackles Part 2: The Buyers With a Secret “We owned for ten years,” Brian said. “It’s time to be unshackled.” Brian and Kim owned a house in Broadview, but the travel bug had bit them. Hard. After a long attempt to have it all (home ownership and long, exotic journeys) they realized they…
Read MoreWorld Travelers & Impossible Obstacles
Part 1: Lose the Shackles Kim and Brian have traveled the world. We’ll admit it—we’re jealous. They work in cancer research and software engineering, respectively, but back when they first started traveling, Kim and Brian were fresh UW grads on a ten-week backpacking trip. They fell further in love with each other during that trip, and they also fell…
Read MoreA Day with the Gals: Fixing Up the Fixer-Upper
His grandmother lived in Washington; he lived in Colorado. A young man in his mid-twenties, Brad flew regularly between the two states, because even though he lived in Colorado, the responsibility of caring for his grandmother had fallen to him. And he took his responsibility seriously. Brad supported his grandmother financially, and he visited her…
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