MLS#20393 Price $410,000 A Split with Personality! Don't miss this lovely updated home with vaulted ceilings, lots of light and a great floor plan. The updated kitchen has hard surface countertops, maple cabinets and a built-in pantry area. You'll love the 3 spacious bedrooms upstairs (including a master with its own bathroom) and an updated main bathroom. Downstairs has a warm, comfortable family room, an extra large office that could be used as a 4th bedroom and a utility room with a 3/4 bathroom. There is extra parking to the side of … (0 comments)
real estate: Top 10 Reasons to Move Up in a Down Market
- 08/13/08 10:26 AM
1. There is a large selection of move-up houses and a smaller selection of entry level homes. 2. Patience is tolerated-you can take your time to look and think about your decision. Making an offer contingent upon the sale of your home has become acceptable again. 3. You can make offers under list price and bidding wars are rare -buying is much less stressful right now. Sellers are considering all offers and unless a home is aggressively priced, multiple offers are not very common. 4. Favorable mortgage rates & programs-we are still at rates that are near 45-year lows. In addition, the Fed has increased … (0 comments)
real estate: Woodinville Gem - on beautiful 1.28 Acres *New Price*
- 04/06/08 06:11 PM
Lovely Woodinville home for sale on an award winning, professionally landscaped 1.28 acres. (MLS#28056860) Don't miss this one! For more pictures please click here. … (2 comments)
real estate: What does it mean to Real Estate financing when the Fed cuts rates?
- 01/20/08 04:16 AM
We all hear in the news the speculation that Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve Bank might cut rates - but do we all really know what that means? Specifically, for those of you who are considering purchasing a home, refinancing, or opening a Home Equity Line of Credit - the rate change might not have the impact that you think. New & Refi-Mortgages. The act of the Fed moving the short term rates has no direct effect on the mortgage rates as they are quoted. WHY? Because mortgage rates are based upon the trading of mortgage backed securities. The indirect effect of these rate changes … (3 comments)
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