What’s in a name? A Buyer’s perspective It occurs to me that there are some definite differences between the big box real estate companies that you always see in the media and the smaller firms that are in the market. The big firms make you fit into their box and some make you qualify with [...] Read more
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Alaskan Way Viaduct Closure Survival Guide
Alakan Way Viaduct Closure Survival Guide Ready or not, the Alaskan way viaduct closure is planned for October 21-31st. One of the well travelled roads and a great alternative to I-5, commuters of all vehicles are panicking even for this short nine day closure. Read more
What is a Short Sale?
What is a Short Sale? Do you know what a short sale is? You hear about it all the time in the news. Your friend just scored a super deal on a short sale. A stranger once suggested to you to never ever make an offer on a short sale. Read more
How 2 Colleges In The Greater Seattle Region Are Saving The Planet
It’s well and good to learn from a lecture. But rarely is a lecture life-changing. Washington is called the evergreen state. We love our trees, the great outdoors and our planet. We are a hardy people. And we have two universities (colleges) that are in the top 10 for sustainable practices and learning. [...] Read more
Good Deals in Seattle
Going through some of the listings in Seattle and it is hard to believe the prices that I’m seeing! There are so many good deals in Seattle and hopefully I can match them up with both my clients and potential clients! Read more
Green Your School Year Around The Greater Seattle Region
Wow! Where did the summer (oh, did we have one) go? It’s mid August and a new school year is just around the corner. Stores are full of back to school supplies and clothes. Times are tough – budgets are stretched thin. It’s easy to want to grab the most inexpensive supplies. Here [...] Read more
