Courtney Cooper

"Realtor in Seattle Neighborhoods & Seattle Suburbs"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Cooper Jacobs Real Estate Services
Location:	Seattle Edmonds Shoreline Lake Forest Park Brier Mountlake Terrace Lynnwood Mill Creek Woodway Kenmore Mukilteo Everett Redmond Kirkland Sammamish Bothell Snohomish Snohomish County King County View all locations...
Web sites:	Seattle Real Estate
	Seattle Suburbs Blog
	Green Lake Real Estate
	Sunset Hill Real Estate
	Richmond Beach Real Estate
Phone:	(206) 251-5948

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About Me

Owner/Broker, e-PRO, and REALTOR

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Serving the Seattle Washington and Seattle Suburb Area - Including both North King and South Snohomish Counties!

Accounting degree from Washington State University - I provide a high level of service and accountability!

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Courtney's Seattle real estate blog: http://www.RainCityHouses.com

Cooper Jacobs Real Estate Services website: http://www.CooperJacobs.com
Email me: Courtney@CourtneyCooper.com

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I am thinking of relocated to the Seattle area from the SF Bay Area. I am overwhelmed by the different cities

Asked Sat Aug 23 2008, 19:23 by Melissa B - Seattle - Home Buying - 14 answers

Courtney Cooper answered:

Hi Melissa -
Relocating to Seattle can definitely be overwhelming - each Seattle suburb has its own characteristic and it really does depend on your situation. I lived in Concord until the 1990s and I do love the similarities here - although it is a lot greener and smaller here!
Choosing a location will depend on what is important to you. Schools, commute time, and other activity as well as of course price are all big factors. I personally really like the Northern Suburbs because they offer a nice combination of easier commutes, good schools and more bang for your buck as far a house price goes...look at Edmonds, Shoreline, and even up to Lynnwood and Mill Creek...
Good luck with your move and have fun! Seattle is an exciting place to move! - Sat Aug 23 2008, 22:32

My husband, I and our 2 year old are reloacating to Seattle. His office is in downtown Seattle. It seems that

Asked Wed Jun 25 2008, 12:36 by S H - Seattle - General Area - 13 answers

Courtney Cooper answered:

Hi SH -
I lived in Tx, too, and I can tell you that you will find that the property taxes here are more appealing:)
Seattle suburbs in the North are my favorite as far as most bang for your buck with good schools, great neighborhoods, and easier commutes. The transit stations are really improving and commute time is easier than in the south end.

I do a lot fo RELOs and I sympathize with you because moving is really hard. Moving to Seattle, though is exciting! Please feel free to contact me if you have questions along the way. - Thu Jun 26 2008, 15:54

I want to know how much a house was sold for and i reside in Washington state, how do i get that information?

Asked Thu Jun 26 2008, 15:33 by Reba - Seattle - Home Buying - 6 answers

Courtney Cooper answered:

Hi Reba - Tax records or ask a Realtor - I am happy to help if you need it:) - Thu Jun 26 2008, 15:47

My agent will be on vacation for three weeks. How to see houses & be faithful to her..?

Asked Mon Jun 16 2008, 12:35 by Diane Farber - Seattle - Home Buying - 23 answers

Courtney Cooper answered:

Hi Diane -
I always have a back up plan in place with agents who can show houses for me if I have to leave town. This is at my expense and not my client's expense and worked out between myself and that agent so that it is no detriment to my clients and their house viewing schedule or their pocketbooks.
Just aks her who will be showing you the houses while she is out of town. Good luck! - Mon Jun 16 2008, 12:48