Home Buyers

Home Buyers It’s September. Is now the best time to buy a home in Seattle? Spring gets a lot of attention in Seattle real estate. More homes tend to come on the market, buyers get excited to start their search, and the whole real estate landscape feels busier. But if you’re hoping to make a move this year, September deserves a closer look. By early fall, buyers often have something […]
Home Buyers Understanding Home Inspections: A First-Time Buyer’s Guide You found a house you love, wrote an offer, and the seller accepted. Now comes one of the most important parts of the home-buying process: the inspection. For first-time buyers, this part can feel a little overwhelming. You may spend a few hours following an inspector through the house, hearing about everything from loose handrails […]
Home Buyers Myth #3 — Interest Rates Are Too High to Buy   “I can’t afford to buy a home.”  “The interest rates are too high.” “We’re entering a recession.”   These concerns are real, and I hear some version of them often. Sometimes they come from current market conditions. Sometimes they come from outdated advice that has been repeated so many times it starts to feel […]
Home Buyers Myth #2 — It’s Cheaper to Rent than to Own   “I can’t afford to buy a home.”  “The interest rates are too high.” “We’re entering a recession.”   These concerns are real, and I hear some version of them often. Sometimes they come from current market conditions. Sometimes they come from outdated advice that has been repeated so many times it starts to feel […]
Home Buyers Myth #1 — You need a 20% down payment   “I can’t afford to buy a home.”  “The interest rates are too high.” “We’re entering a recession.”   These concerns are real, and I hear some version of them often. Sometimes they come from current market conditions. Sometimes they come from outdated advice that has been repeated so many times it starts to feel […]
Home Buyers Buying a Seattle Townhome? It Might Actually Be a Condo   In Seattle, some homes that look like townhomes or detached backyard cottages are legally structured as condominiums. That means buyers may own their individual unit along with a shared interest in common elements, and they should review the condominium declaration, map, HOA documents, and public offering statement before buying. In 2019, Seattle City Council […]
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