Posts Tagged ‘sellers’
Why the Lone Ranger DOESN’T Work in Real Estate
It’s impossible to handle Seattle real estate on your own. It’s just too much. Too much growth, too much change. Too many neighborhoods with too many quirks. Too many bidding wars and inspections and offers and stagings and negotiations. It’s a messy real estate world in this city, and solitary agents flounder. That’s why we…
Read MoreA Seller’s Market!
Seattle homes have appreciated 6.6% in the past year. Some neighborhoods have even experienced double-digit appreciation. It’s a seller’s dream market! WHEN YOU SELL WITH THE REAL ESTATE GALS, YOU GET 100% COMMITMENT. WE WILL: • safeguard your best interest…
Read MoreBettykay and Robb, Sellers, 2015
The Real Estate Gals did and paid for a lot of things that I didn’t think were real estate agents’ normal mode of procedure. Johnine had the windows washed, she paid for the inspection so that the potential buyer wouldn’t have to do that. She paid for the plumbing inspection and the house inspection, and…
Read MoreOur Sellers’ Story: Bettykay and Robb
Bettykay and Robb found us through the GSBA, and the GSBA led them to our video, and our video was enough to put the Real Estate Gals on their shortlist. They were selling their 1918 Wallingford house and moving to Arizona, and their shortlist for a real estate agent consisted of two others. Bettykay planned…
Read MoreGals Tell It Straight
Just last week, Johnine talked a Wedgwood client out of moving. A husband and wife wanted to partner with us to sell their house and buy a new one, and we convinced them not to. Why? Why would we turn away good business? Because although it would have helped us, it wouldn’t have helped them.…
Read MoreKeela 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
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…
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