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Home buyer tax credit likely to be extended and expanded
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Beware of the greedy dual agent
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The risks of a successful short sale
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Have home sellers lost their pride of ownership?
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Customers love findwell's service so much they buy us cakes!
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findwell Northwest MLS releases Seattle real estate statistics for October 2009
Northwest MLS releases Seattle real estate statistics for October 2009 : findwell blog - Real estate
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The Northwest MLS has released their Western Washington real estate statistics for October 2009. Despite seasonal trends that should have the market slowing down in the fall, the upcoming expiration of the first-time buyer tax credit is attributed for a stronger
findwell Home buyer tax credit likely to be extended and expanded
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The US Senate approved a bill today that will extend and expand the first-time home buyer tax credit that is set to expire on November 30, 2009. Contrary to what some real estate agents are reporting, the extension has not been approved yet. It still needs
findwell Beware of the greedy dual agent
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In a real estate transaction, there are normally two real estate agents. One agent represents the buyer and one agent represents the seller. In rare cases, the same agent facilitates the transaction for both the buyer and the seller. This is know as “dual
findwell The risks of a successful short sale
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Last week we closed one of the messiest and most stressful transactions we have ever encountered. It was a short sale with two lien holders. Lien holders are the banks who owned the mortgages on the property. In a short sale, those lien holders are asked to
findwell Have home sellers lost their pride of ownership?
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Maybe I am a little old-fashioned, or maybe it is because I own a business, but I fundamentally believe that consumers want to be delighted by the products and services that they buy. If you are shelling out your hard-earned money, you want a product that
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One of the most rewarding parts about being a real estate agent is handing the keys over to brand-new homeowners. I had the privilege to close a transaction for first-time buyers this week in Woodinville. The transaction was a short sale, and it was the most
findwell New blog post - Checklist for the first week in your new home
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You just closed on the purchase of your new home and have the keys in your hand. The excitement has barely worn off, and you have already started your move. Other than arranging your move, here is a handy checklist of items that you will need to take care
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New blog post: Use It or Lose It! - Make sure you use all of your seller-paid closing costs. http://blog.findwell.com/buying-a-home/u
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When you buy a home, one of the items you can negotiate with the seller is that you ask the seller to pay for all or a portion of your closing costs. Closing costs are the fees that you pay to buy a home, such as origination fees for your loan, recording fees
findwell New blog post: Northwest MLS releases Seattle real estate statistics for September 2009
Northwest MLS releases Seattle real estate statistics for September 2009 : findwell blog - Real esta
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The Northwest MLS has released their Western Washington real estate statistics for September 2009. As we have seen from May-August, there continue to be positive trends in the statistics for home sales in our region. Typical seasonality in real estate has
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Beautiful craftsman-style townhome for sale in a prime Queen Anne location. High-end finishes throughout the home including cherry hardwoods on the main floor and stairs, natural wood molding, custom closet organizers and a chef’s kitchen with stainless appliances
findwell New blog post: Beware of Yield Spread Premium (YSP) on your mortgage
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Mortgage pricing is complex, particularly for the average home buyer who only deals with it once every 5-7 years. One of the most complex fees when obtaining a mortgage is something called Yield Spread Premium ( YSP ), which is easily missed or misunderstood
findwell How to read a title insurance report
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When you buy a home in Washington state, you will receive a title insurance policy. Actually the convention here is that the seller buys a title insurance policy for the buyer, and then the buyer buys a title insurance policy for their lender. The purpose
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This warm and inviting North Bend is professionally remodeled with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a spacious 1960 sq ft. Easy access to I-90 makes for a quick commute to the Eastside or Seattle. Relax in the huge master suite addition that includes a tiled bathroom
findwell New Home Inspector Licensing Requirements for Washington State
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On September 1, 2009, the first phase of the Washington State mandatory home inspector licensing program began. This is a major change to the home inspection industry in Washington, and a much needed measure of consumer protection for this critical piece of
