I’ve run into this before while running my daily business of real estate sales. A client comes to you and wants to buy a property, whether it is for investment or residential purposes. You learn during the process of interviewing each other that the client is from another country where English is not the major […]

Beautifully restored Bristol 27 sloop .Price - 16500.00
Perfectly restored 27′ Bristol sloop, sleeps 4, with new electric system, […]

Friday s Rates on a Saturday
I’m sorry for posting rates a day late. Since I also have Friday’s rates at Mortgage Porter, I’ve been trying to post rates a bit later in the day at RCG in case we have significant price changes during that day. Yesterday, however, got away from me and sometimes other things, such as business, has to come before […]

Neighborhood Round-up: Introducing Deborah!
[Editor’s note: When I noticed that Deborah Burns was writing a most wonderful blog about seattle’s Urban Villages, I could help but hope that she make take a part in helping to write about seattle neighborhoods on RCG! And to my great pleasure, she agreed! Deborah has been with RCG for a long […]

What The real estate Inspection Process Involves
What The real estate Inspection Process Involves by Geri Mason When buying any piece of real estate there are many details of the process that may come as a shock to you. One of these details is the inspection of the real estate that you are interested in buying. If you think that you are […]

Banker, Broker, Consumer Lender or Credit Union?
In this four part series of blog articles, I will outline the possible advantages and disadvantages of different types of lending institutions. I will also offer suggestions on how a consumer can help himself or herself before and during your loan process. First, a quick primer. Consumers often tell me they think of the word […]

The Summer Solstice Parade in Fremont
Ardell and I have been commenting on various RCG post about going to the Solstice Parade in Fremont. Well…the big weekend is here! Even though I’m a “native”, somehow I’ve managed to miss this legendary event. Not only does it mark the beginning of summer, which seattle-ites long for, it is probably most known for […]

The Pacific Coast: Another reason to live in Washington State
I just spent a long weekend backpacking up the coast in the company of friends, seals, sea otters, and bald eagles. It was one of the lowest tides of the year, so we could walk out and look at critters that spend most of their lives underwater. We could also check out seals and […]

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