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    A 5-Point Action Plan for Your New Place

    After waiting weeks for the keys to your new home, you probably want to treat yourself to something nice. Here are some quick home improvements you’ll likely be happy with: 1. Practical problems first. Prioritize easy repairs and upgrades that…

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    Lighting While Listing

    Q&A: Lighting While Listing I received an interesting question from a homeowner last week who was concerned about some information he had just heard from a neighbor. He is ready to sell his home this winter and his neighbor warned…

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    Seattle Neighborhoods

    A newcomer to Seattle may not get it at first- the city may seem overwhelming without a sense of community. After further exploration and/or after me showing them around, distinct neighborhood communities start to emerge. This is my observation of…

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    KITCHEN REMODELLING

    Ask Liz Q&A Liz, we are thinking about remodeling our kitchen but are not sure how much it could cost or if it is worth it if we try to sell in 5 years. Does it make sense to remodel…

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    Q&A – Inspection Response

    Here is an example of a question that came up during the inspection negotiation (with some small exaggeration:) Agent, I just received the inspection response you sent over from the buyers. However, there are over twenty-five things the buyer wants…

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    Harsh Reality and Costs of Renting

    The Millennial generation has a decision to make as the economy improves and they begin to move out of their parents’ home and move into living space of their own. Should they rent or should they own? Before they make…

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    Predictions for 2014

    I have a few predictions for 2014. There are some real estate experts and stat resources that I look into to gather my opinions on what to expect ahead. Housing Inventory: Several factors affect housing inventory levels. The economy is improving…