Betty Tomich

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Windermere
Location:	Seattle
Phone:	206-406-6203

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I believe it's always a good time to sell or a good time to buy real estate. A home is the best investment you will ever make.
I believe nine years of experience gives me a wealth of knowledge that you can trust and rely on to help you make wise
and thoughtful decisions.
I believe in making your interests a priority whether you are buying or selling a property.
I believe in not only educating and guiding you through every step of the real estate purchasing process from contract to
closing, but also being your fiercest advocate through all negotiations.
I believe I work for a highly reputable company that stands not only behind me, but my clients as well.
I believe in a lifelong relationship; I'm here whenever you need me for advice, referrals or just coffee talk.

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Best neighborhood for young professional couple relocating to Seattle

Asked Wed Jan 23 2008, 21:04 by Anttie - Seattle - General Area - 25 answers

Betty Tomich answered:

Queen Anne...hands down. It's a lifestyle! I live on the hill and walk from the top to downtown and sometimes all the way to Safeco Field for a Mariner game. It's just the best place to call home for all kinds of reasons: location (great return on investment), community involvement, shopping, eating, playing etc. I can't sing its praises enough. - Fri May 16 2008, 14:41

moving to Seatle area, more precise Kirkland, We sold our Co-op in Mnahattan, NY and have about 950,000 of

Asked Sat Mar 8 2008, 08:15 by Paul - Seattle - Home Buying - 19 answers

Betty Tomich answered:

My advice: Rent for at least 6 months, get a feel for the area, your favorite places to shop, eat, and play, then decide where to buy your next home. You may decide Seattle is more to your liking especially since you're coming from Manhattan...that's after you've lived in Kirkland for awhile. Not that there is anything wrong with Kirkland...but...Seattle is more diverse, eclectic and closer to Puget Sound and the islands to the West. On a clear day, views of the Olympics are breathtaking. - Fri May 16 2008, 14:31

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