Gina McKenzie

"Your Strategic Martket Connection"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Windermere
Location:	Spokane County
Web sites:	http://www.ginamac.mywindermere.com
Phone:	(509) 993-7515

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About Me

Celebrating 20 Plus Years of Quality Service to my Real Estate Clients in Spokane! I specialize in marketing residential real estate in Spokane, Washington.

I am a Spokane Association of Realtors Award Winner and have been licensed as an Associate Broker since 1990 . I am a Certificated Real Estate Instructor in the State of Washington. I have served on the following committees at the Spokane Association of Realtors: Professional Standards Committee, 2007 - Present; Grievance Committee, 2004 - 2006; Forms Committee, 2001 - Present; and Education Committee, 2000. My Professional Designations include: Accredited Buyer Representative and Graduate Realtor Institute.

What does this mean to you? Quality representation for you in your real estate transactions.

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I think I am going to rent for a year and see what happens to the sellers market in Spokane

Asked Sun May 18 2008, 12:31 by TobiasJones - Spokane - Market Conditions - 21 answers

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I totally concur with Rick Shulman's opinion. We still do have great interest rates. We know what they are now. Rates can change by next year and they very well could rise. If they do that then, of course, so will your payment. If you are planning to buy a home for $200,000 or under, the supply of homes is not as huge as one would think, based on media reports. I would advise you to "go for it"! - Thu Jun 19 2008, 11:52

Roughly, as a seller, what percentage of your sales price goes towards selling costs? For example, if I sell

Asked Fri Jun 6 2008, 18:24 by Cassellis - Spokane - Home Selling - 12 answers

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Roughly, I would say to plan on between eight to ten per cent of the selling price to cover taxes, fees, and miscellaneous. You will be happier with your closing check, when all is said and done, if you estimate by rounding up to ten! - Thu Jun 19 2008, 11:35

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