Joel Scott

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Company:	Windermere
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Phone:	206-979-7852

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We are moving to Seattle, Wa and are wondering if anyone has input as to which is a better locale for a son

Asked Sat Mar 15 2008, 07:32 by Frank Signor… - Seattle - Home Buying - 10 answers

Joel Scott answered:

Dear Frank,

Having sold homes in The Highlands, Broadmoor, Medina and other similar communities on a regular basis, I can offer the best advice with a little more information - your son's school, other interests/activities, etc.

Feel free to contact me at your convenience - joel@windermere.com

You may find my website informative and helpful as well.

Cheers,

-Joel Scott
Associate Broker
Windermere Real Estate - Wed Apr 2 2008, 08:54

Should I work with the builder's preferred lender?

Asked Thu May 17 2007, 18:25 by Mitchell Hall - Seattle - General Area - 14 answers

Joel Scott answered:

Only if its the best rate and terms, and going elswhere doesn't harm your purchase position regarding price, terms, add - ons, etc.

Check around, there are many options out there. - Wed Apr 2 2008, 08:35

Best neighborhood for young professional couple relocating to Seattle

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

Joel Scott answered:

Dear Anttie,

The Seattle-Bellevue vicinity has much to offer. Most decisions on where to relocate end up being based on where the commute will take you twice a day. As with San Francisco, there are some traffic issues getting over and around the bridges during peak hours. Whether or not children are in your 5 year plan would be a significant factor in a location decision. Price point is a major determining factor. The area in general has performed extremly well appreciation-wise compared to most of the country.

I would look at all these factors and more before recommending specific neighborhoods to you. Feel free to contact me - and check out my convenient website to obtain more information regarding the area, specific listings and so on.

Good Luck,

-Joel Scott - Wed Apr 2 2008, 08:32

Moving to the Seattle area and have questions about neighborhoods / suburbs.

Asked Sun Mar 23 2008, 09:18 by Ken - Seattle - General Area - 25 answers

Joel Scott answered:

Dear Ken,

It sounds like your area of interest is what we call 'The Eastside'. Across Lake Washington from Seattle -newer neighborhoods with the demographics and statistics you describe.

Check out my website for Area Information, and also feel free to use the Search For Homes link, which contains all currently listed homes with every company.

Contact me any time with any questions you may have.

Cheers,

-Joel Scott - Wed Apr 2 2008, 08:16

Looking for a great neighborhood to live in. Looking to spend $500k - $600k. Suggestions?

Asked Sun Sep 30 2007, 07:27 by Ron Atkinson - Seattle - General Area - 14 answers

Joel Scott answered:

Dear Ron,

Your choice will probably depend on whether you prefer in-city or a more suburban lifestyle. Without the worry of schools and child care your options are wide open.

Your posting looks older, are you still in the market?

Feel free to use my convenient website to obtain Seattle-Bellevue area information, and see all listed property in the MLS.

Good Luck,

-Joel Scott - Wed Apr 2 2008, 08:11

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