Marysville WA Real Estate and homes for sale. The Real Estate Market is not a national market, but a local one. Each area is different depending on job growth and housing supply. In some areas, it's a seller's market. In other areas, it's a buyer's market. Some areas are neutral. The fact remains that while there are more homes on the market and they are taking slightly longer to sell, the market is not nearly as bad as the media would like you to believe. I personally believe what we are seeing is a NORMAL market for Marysville Washington real estate. Marysville area homes for sale aren't being snatched up in the first few days and they are not selling for more than the list price. I think many people (including the media) thought that our past HOT market in Marysville was normal. As the following numbers will show.
Area Market Statistics Marysville WA homes sold in the 4th Quarter of 2007: 209 Median Market time: 62 days Median Sale price: $302,000
Marysville homes sold in the 4th Quarter 2006: 321 Median market time: 34 days Median Sale price: $296,500
While we may not have seen an significant increase in values, home prices are not going down. For those who are waiting to see when prices will bottom out, you may be missing the boat. I believe that as the market picks-up in other parts of the country, we may be looking at another large increase in home values. This could put many out of the market. With interest rates near all-time lows, now could be the best time to purchase your next home or investment property.
We would like to also let you know that we have seen in increase in buyer activity over the past few weeks as more buyers are beginning to search for homes.
For information on the real estate market and homes for sale in specific areas of Snohomish County County, including Everett, Marysville, Snohomish, Monroe, Lake Stevens, Granite Falls, Arlington, and Stanwood Please visit our website at www.barbsbestbuys.com. If you would like to recieve information on other areas in northwest Washington, please send us an email and we would be happy to check the statistics in your area.
If you are considering buying or selling a home in Snohomish County or other nearby areas please give us a call.
Snohomish County WA Real Estate and homes for sale. The Real Estate Market is not a national market, but a local one. Each area is different depending on job growth and housing supply. In some areas, it's a seller's market. In other areas, it's a buyer's market. Some areas are neutral. The fact remains that while there are more homes on the market and they are taking slightly longer to sell, the market is not nearly as bad as the media would like you to believe. I personally believe what we are seeing is a NORMAL market for Snohomish County real estate. Snohomish County area homes for sale aren't being snatched up in the first few days and they are not selling for more than the list price. I think many people (including the media) thought that our past HOT market in Snohomish County was normal. As the following numbers will show.
Area Market Statistics Snohomish County homes sold in the 4th Quarter of 2007: 1732 Median Market time: 62 days Median Sale price: $358,833
Snohomish County homes sold in the 4th Quarter 2006: 2837 Median market time: 38 days Median Sale price: $358,000
While we may not have seen an significant increase in values, home prices are not going down. For those who are waiting to see when prices will bottom out, you may be missing the boat. I believe that as the market picks-up in other parts of the country, we may be looking at another large increase in home values. This could put many out of the market. With interest rates near all-time lows, now could be the best time to purchase your next home or investment property.
We would like to also let you know that we have seen in increase in buyer activity over the past few weeks as more buyers are beginning to search for homes.
For information on the real estate market and homes for sale in specific areas of Snohomish County, including Everett, Marysville, Snohomish, Monroe, Lake Stevens, Granite Falls, Arlington, and Stanwood Please visit our website at www.barbsbestbuys.com. If you would like to recieve information on other areas in northwest Washington, please send us an email and we would be happy to check the statistics in your area.
If you are considering buying or selling a home in Snohomish County or other nearby areas please give us a call.
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Living here in Western Washington, we have all heard stories of people with mold problems in their home. A client recently informed my that it seemed as if she had a cold that she could not shake, she thought that maybe it could be caused by mold in her home and asked if I knew of a mold inspector.
A mold inspector takes samples of mold and sends them to a lab for analysis. They can then determine if it is a toxic variety or not.
I have found that many people are allergic to mold reguardless what variety it is. In my opinion, all mold is toxic to some degree, but some people are just less immune than others.
Whether you have the official toxic mold or another type, the way to solve the problem is the same. Therefore I don't usually recommend you pay for an inspection to determine if it is toxic, when you can solve the potential problem much cheaper and be assured all mold is taken care of.
To rid yourself of any and all mold, go to the local rental center and rent an ozone-ator. This machine removes oxygen out of the air and kills all living objects without any toxic chemicals or residue. The last time I rented one it was about $50 per day. You first must get everything living out of the house. It will kill everything (plants, pets, fish, etc). Open all interior doors, closets, cabinets, etc. Close all windows, exterior doors, place the unit in a central area, plug the machine in and leave the house. Depending on the size of the unit and house, it will be done in a few hours (4-6). When you return, open the doors and a few windows and leave for 20 minutes. This will allow the oxygen to return to the room. If you have a crawl space block all the exterior vents with cardboard and duct tape, place the unit inside the access hatch under the house, turn it on and close the access. Again make sure nothing is alive in the house, ozone will still enter the house from the crawl space (plants, pets, fish, kids, etc). repeat the same process as you did for the inside. If I am doing a large home with a crawl space, I will usually rent the machine for 2 days (8 hrs inside on day 1 and 8 hours under on day 2) The longer you can leave them on the better. the rental center should also give you information on how to use the machines.
Scott Bullard Keller Williams Realty - Marysville
ps. Also does a great job of killing spiders and other bugs in the house. sure beats paying hundreds for an inspection and then hundreds more to have someone do the same thing. These machines are very safe as long as you do not stay in the area when they are on. Again, they do not leave any residual chemicals that are harmful to children and pets.
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Snohomish County WA Real Estate and homes for sale. Don't believe the media hype! We have all been seeing stories in the media about how slow the housing market has become, how the housing prices are dropping, and what a buyer's market it is. However, in our part of the country, most of this is not true. The fact remains that while there are more homes on the market and they are taking slightly longer to sell, the market is not nearly as bad as the media would like you to believe. I personally believe what we are seeing is a NORMAL market for Snohomish County real estate. Snohomish County area homes for sale aren't being snatched up in the first few days and they are not selling for more than the list price. I think many people (including the media) thought that our past HOT market in Snohomish County was normal. ,As the following numbers will show.
Area Market Statistics Snohomish County homes sold in Aug 2007: 965 Average Market time: 66 days Average Sale price: $422,035
Snohomish County homes sold in Aug 2006: 1374 Average market time: 45 days Average Sale price: $398,079
Number of available Snohomish County homes for sale now: 5576 That equals a 5.78 months supply of inventory. With an increase of over 6% in Average sale prices for the past year.
Most agents believe that an inventory of less than 3 months is considered a sellers market, Inventory of 3 to 6 months is considered neutral, and inventory over 6 months is considered a buyers market. While we are near the 6 month inventory range, prices are still climbing. There are some areas in the country where the inventory is nearly 12 months.
We would like to also let you know that we have seen in increase in buyer activity over the past few weeks as more buyers are beginning to search for homes.
Everett WA Real Estate and homes for sale. Don't believe the media hype! We have all been seeing stories in the media about how slow the housing market has become, how the housing prices are dropping, and what a buyer's market it is. However, in our part of the country, most of this is not true. The fact remains that while there are more homes on the market and they are taking slightly longer to sell, the market is not nearly as bad as the media would like you to believe. I personally believe what we are seeing is a NORMAL market for Everett real estate. Everett area homes for sale aren't being snatched up in the first few days and they are not selling for more than the list price. I think many people (including the media) thought that our past HOT market in Everett was normal. As the following numbers will show.
Area Market Statistics Everett homes sold in Aug 2007: 180 Average Market time: 69 days Average Sale price: $356,506 Number of foreclosures filed in Aug: 20
Everett homes sold in Aug 2006: 243 Average market time: 39 days Average Sale price: $337,221
Number of available Everett homes for sale now: 1035 That equals a 5.7 months supply of inventory. With an increase of approx 6% in Average sale prices for the past year.
Most agents believe that an inventory of less than 3 months is considered a sellers market, Inventory of 3 to 6 months is considered neutral, and inventory over 6 months is considered a buyers market. While we are getting close, there are some areas in the country where the inventory is nearly 12 months.
We would like to also let you know that we have seen in increase in buyer activity over the past few weeks as more buyers are beginning to search for homes.
Stanwood WA Real Estate and homes for sale. Don't believe the media hype! We have all been seeing stories in the media about how slow the housing market has become, how the housing prices are dropping, and what a buyer's market it is. However, in our part of the country, most of this is not true. The fact remains that while there are more homes on the market and they are taking slightly longer to sell, the market is not nearly as bad as the media would like you to believe. I personally believe what we are seeing is a NORMAL market for Stanwood real estate. Stanwood area homes for sale aren't being snatched up in the first few days and they are not selling for more than the list price. I think many people (including the media) thought that our past HOT market in Stanwood was normal. ,As the following numbers will show.
Area Market Statistics Stanwood homes sold in Aug 2007: 45 Average Market time: 85 days Average Sale price: $379,930 Number of foreclosures filed in Aug: 1
Stanwood homes sold in Aug 2006: 48 Average market time: 84 days Average Sale price: $361,852
Number of available Stanwood homes for sale now: 242 That equals a 5.3 months supply of inventory. With an increase of approx 5% in Average sale prices for the past year.
Most agents believe that an inventory of less than 3 months is considered a sellers market, Inventory of 3 to 6 months is considered neutral, and inventory over 6 months is considered a buyers market. While we are close, there are some areas in the country where the inventory is nearly 12 months.
We would like to also let you know that we have seen in increase in buyer activity over the past few weeks as more buyers are beginning to search for homes.
Snohomish WA Real Estate and homes for sale. Don't believe the media hype! We have all been seeing stories in the media about how slow the housing market has become, how the housing prices are dropping, and what a buyer's market it is. However, in our part of the country, most of this is not true. The fact remains that while there are more homes on the market and they are taking slightly longer to sell, the market is not nearly as bad as the media would like you to believe. I personally believe what we are seeing is a NORMAL market for Snohomish real estate. Snohomish area homes for sale aren't being snatched up in the first few days and they are not selling for more than the list price. I think many people (including the media) thought that our past HOT market in Snohomish was normal. ,As the following numbers will show.
Area Market Statistics Snohomish homes sold in Aug 2007: 88 Average Market time: 73 days Average Sale price: $510,771 Number of foreclosures filed in Aug: 10
Snohomish homes sold in Aug 2006: 139 Average market time: 73 days Average Sale price: $490,919
Number of available Snohomish homes for sale now: 515 That equals a 5.8 months supply of inventory. With an increase of over 4% in Average sale prices for the past year.
Most agents believe that an inventory of less than 3 months is considered a sellers market, Inventory of 3 to 6 months is considered neutral, and inventory over 6 months is considered a buyers market. There are some areas in the country where the inventory is nearly 12 months.
We would like to also let you know that we have seen in increase in buyer activity over the past few weeks as more buyers are beginning to search for homes.
Monroe WA Real Estate and homes for sale. Don't believe the media hype! We have all been seeing stories in the media about how slow the housing market has become, how the housing prices are dropping, and what a buyer's market it is. However, in our part of the country, most of this is not true. The fact remains that while there are more homes on the market and they are taking slightly longer to sell, the market is not nearly as bad as the media would like you to believe. I personally believe what we are seeing is a NORMAL market for Monroe real estate. Monroe area homes for sale aren't being snatched up in the first few days and they are not selling for more than the list price. I think many people (including the media) thought that our past HOT market in Monroe was normal. ,As the following numbers will show.
Area Market Statistics Monroe homes sold in Aug 2007: 31 Average Market time: 57 days Average Sale price: $361,514 Number of foreclosures filed in Aug: 10
Monroe homes sold in Aug 2006: 44 Average market time: 63 days Average Sale price: $336,586
Number of available Monroe homes for sale now: 225 That equals a 7.25 months supply of inventory. With an increase of nearly 8% in Average sale prices for the past year.
Most agents believe that an inventory of less than 3 months is considered a sellers market, Inventory of 3 to 6 months is considered neutral, and inventory over 6 months is considered a buyers market. While we are barely over the 6 month inventory range, prices are still climbing. There are some areas in the country where the inventory is nearly 12 months.
We would like to also let you know that we have seen in increase in buyer activity over the past few weeks as more buyers are beginning to search for homes.
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