Home Buyers

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 Sometimes they come from outdated advice that has been repeated so many times it starts to feel […]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 Sometimes they come from outdated advice that has been repeated so many times it starts to feel […]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 Sometimes they come from outdated advice that has been repeated so many times it starts to feel […]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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