Posts Tagged ‘buying a home’
The Real Scoop on Kirkland vs. Bothell
The Real Scoop on Kirkland vs. Bothell: Where Your Coffee Tastes Better (And Your Wallet Feels Lighter) You know that friend who always knows the best restaurant before it gets crowded? That’s me with neighborhoods. And after many years of helping families find their perfect spot north of Seattle, I’ve learned that choosing between Kirkland…
Read MoreHomebuyer Tip #49: Pros and Cons of Buying a Fixer-Upper
A fixer-upper is a property that requires repair, renovation, or redecoration to bring it up to current market standards. The purchase of a fixer-upper can be a financially rewarding endeavor for both first-time and experienced home buyers. However, it also comes with its own set of challenges that may not suit everyone. In this article,…
Read MoreHomebuyer Tip #41: Renting a Home Vs Buying a Home
Renting a Home Vs Buying a Home Is a Popular Question to Ask a Realtor As I’m showing homes to new clients, I am often asked if it’s better to rent a home, if that’s an option, or if it’s better to buy a home. I realize the decision to rent or buy a home…
Read MoreHomebuyer Tip #23: When buying a new home what is involved to make an offer?
Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make in your lifetime, and it can be a very exciting but also an overwhelming experience. Once you’ve found the perfect home and are ready to make an offer, there are a few things you need to know to ensure a smooth process. What Can…
Read MoreHomebuyer Tip #20: Top 5 Arguments Couples Should Avoid During the Home-Buying Process
Buying a home is a significant decision, and it’s natural for couples to have different opinions and ideas about what they want. However, some arguments can be counterproductive and create unnecessary stress during the process. Here are the top 5 arguments couples should avoid during the home-buying process: Three Strategies to Try To avoid letting…
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