Robert Luecke

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How do I find a good buyer agent in Seattle?

Asked Sun Jun 15 2008, 16:20 by Dan - Seattle - Home Buying - 17 answers

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Search the Realtor.com website and hit the search engines. You should be able to find some comments on companies and agents. - Sun Jun 15 2008, 19:01

I'm a young professional looking to buy my first home.

Asked Wed Jun 11 2008, 17:43 by Sakura - Seattle - Home Buying - 19 answers

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If your main concern is making money when you sell in a couple years, buy single family rather than a condo. If you can spend $330k you can find something.
In my opionion Light Rail will not have a big impact on prices in 2 years. - Wed Jun 11 2008, 21:17

Where can I get a single source of open houses for Maple Valley, Kent, and Renton in Washington State?

Asked Tue May 27 2008, 19:24 by Msmith - Maple Valley - Home Buying - 8 answers

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Your agent can do a search for you and provide you with a list. I am not sure where to get one unless you have access to the MLS. It also makes sense to provide a little more information, age of home, how big and so on. It is a pretty easy search to generate. - Tue May 27 2008, 19:39

How do I find a trustworthy agent to deal with?

Asked Wed May 14 2008, 12:52 by Joe - Bellevue - Home Buying - 27 answers

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This is a good place to start. Look at the home pages of the Realtors on Trulia. - Wed May 14 2008, 13:45

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

Asked Wed Apr 30 2008, 17:36 by Betsy - Redmond - Foreclosure - 21 answers

Robert Luecke answered:

I personally buy foreclosures as well as buy them for customers. It is a tremendous amount of work to find a good piece of property and when you do you will be in competition with other investors, some who are as smart as you are.
I agree with not limiting yourself to just foreclosures, but I would at least look at them alongside the other inventory out there. - Tue May 6 2008, 20:33

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