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Ben
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I am new to the Bellevue area. In your opinion, what is the best area to live in Bellevue and why? My asked by Ben

Hello Ben Looks like you are getting some great information. This is a tough q... read more answered by Tim

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Given the nationwide housing crunch eventually spread to King County?

Answered Sat Nov 3 2007, 15:05 by Rachel - 98052 - Market Conditions
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Ben
Home Buyer

I am new to the Bellevue area. In your opinion, what is the best area to live in Bellevue and why? My asked by Ben

Hello Ben Looks like you are getting some great information. This is a tough q... read more answered by Tim

buyer
Home Buyer

How can I get a second opinion on a sales price for a new construction home?I have recently purchased a asked by buyer

It only takes a few minutes to print out all of the commission amounts offered on ne... read more answered by Ardell Della…

D&r
Home Buyer

What can be done to promote a home in a time of inventory surplus? asked by D&r

Promotion is overrated as an essential for individual single family homes. Promotion is what marketing companies do for big builders on large pr... read more answered by Don Dutton

Cq
Home Buyer

I just previewed the Buyers Agency Agreement and I wanted to know: Is paying the broker 3% of the purchase asked by Cq

All commission is negotiable. Even if you are a buyer. The typical is 6 % 3% for the... read more answered by Keith Zeiler

Nadine Laws-…

find the best low income areas for senior citizen moving to seattle in september asked by Nadine Laws-…

Dear Nadine, I understand you want to find low income areas for a senior citizen ... read more answered by Sandra Vande…

Joyce Small

Does any one have any? asked by Joyce Small

Yes, I have several. what color were you interested in? read more answered by Mark

Jill Perry
Home Buyer

We are considering selling our home in Seattle as a lease option. (Rent Option?) What amount is reasonable to asked by Jill Perry

Think this through carefully Jill. How long can you afford to keep this home rented?... read more answered by Don Dutton

Coco
Home Seller

How should a seller expect their agent to market their home? asked by Coco

JR I agree there are some floor plans that do not show well on Virtual tours. In our area of Florida most of the homes I sell offer open f... read more answered by Cathy Sloan

Joe
Home Buyer

How do I find a trustworthy agent to deal with? asked by Joe

Joe, if you can wait, I think waiting till fall sounds like a good plan. After September I think there are going to be lots more anxious sellers... read more answered by Mark Despain

Megan
Home Buyer

I'm looking for a loft in the sodo Georgetown area. Would like a real loft not a? asked by Megan

I too, am a fan of the loft lifestyle- my husband and I live in a loft in Belltown a... read more answered by Ariel C. San…

Gary Yu
Home Buyer

Hi, we are going to tear down our old house. Wonder if there are any organizations that are willing to do the asked by Gary Yu

Have you thought about offering the home for free to someone who might want to move ... read more answered by Kirsten Mohan

Betsy

I've been told that foreclosures are the best value for me as a first time home buyer. T or F? asked by Betsy

Generally speaking, false. I agree with most of the comments by the other agents her... read more answered by Mark Despain

Andrea0780
Home Buyer

My husband and I are relocating to Seattle and are looking for some housing help. We are looking for a great asked by Andrea0780

I would suggest renting and getting to know the different areas before you buy. You ... read more answered by Cary

Rebekah
Buyer & Seller

Which is better? asked by Rebekah

I lived right across the street from a park and I would NEVER do that again. You have people constantly parking in front of your drive way. I almost got hit in my own driveway by someone lat... read more answered by Cary

G..m.
Buyer & Seller

how would I start ,if I wanted to sell to a developer,on Kent easthill area? we can put up to four houses on asked by G..m.

A good place to start is to check out some other small developments in your general ... read more answered by Steven Brown

Tim Bruce
Real Estate Professional

Is there a good short sale addendum for use in Washington State? asked by Tim Bruce

Tim.....the NWMLS has included a short-sale addendum form on their express forms site. You may also want to be aware that if you are anticipati... read more answered by Susann E. He…

Marie

Is there any way I can find out if a house is for sale and get additional info on previous sales? asked by Marie

Marie Go to windermere.com and do a map search in the vicinity of the home. It wi... read more answered by Don Dutton

Natalie
Home Buyer

My husband and I are considering moving to the Seattle area from Michigan. We are trying to find a asked by Natalie

It would likely make more sense for you to rent first as your price range may take y... read more answered by Ardell Della…

Michael
Buyer & Seller

Is a $200K Milwaukee house similar to a $600K Seattle house? Ouch! asked by Michael

Michael, That is a hard question to answer without knowing what type of home you are looking for and in what neighborhood. Prices vary greatly... read more answered by Rob Graham

Shay
Buyer & Seller

Why should someone buy in this market? asked by Shay

Quoting from S & A Digest: House prices way down... "Tons of dollars" in real estate... MBIA in the clear (for now)... Janus is a bargain... ... read more answered by Susan Sestak