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Weekly Mortgage Newsletter – 6/21/2022

*This post is written by our Preferred Lender* A Fed rate hike, hot wholesale inflation, weakening builder confidence, and signs of economic slowdown led to a volatile week in the markets. Here are the top headlines: Fed Rate Hike Largest Since 1994 Wholesale Inflation Declines Slightly But Remains Elevated Builder Confidence Weakens as Homebuyer Traffic …

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Woodinville Continues to Grow: Upcoming Developments

After being named Zillow’s hottest housing market for early 2022, it’s no wonder that the town is now experiencing an avalanche of investor activity. The City of Woodinville has largely been successful in reinventing itself from a quiet drive-through suburb into a major tourist destination for the area, taking full advantage of its renowned wineries …

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Perspective on the Current Shift in the Real Estate Market

“How’s the market?” is the question we are always asked. Regardless if it’s with family and friends, or at our open houses – people want to know. Being a transitory time in the market: now more than ever, the answer to this question is both crucial and detailed. Currently, our market is experiencing a shift …

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Don’t Count Your Chickens Before They Hatch – How A Home Sale Can Go Sideways

Waiting to get an offer from someone who wants to buy your house can be emotionally draining. Receiving an offer can make you feel ecstatic, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that things will go smoothly. There are several reasons why the deal might fall through and you might be forced to put your house back …

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Equity Is At An All-Time High – Align With Those Who Can Net You The Most

2022 has had an unprecedentedly powerful start in Western Washington’s real estate market. In March, the average list-to-sale price ratio (the percentage a house sells for in comparison to the list price) was 113.6% in King County and in Snohomish County it was 112.5%. This is in tandem with year-over-year median price appreciation (the last …

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