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When was the last time you reviewed your homeowner’s insurance policy?
Many people hardly give their policies a second thought until the need arises. This can lead to misunderstandings about what’s covered and what percentage of the value is covered.
Here are questions to ask your insurance company.
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Organization is not a skill that has come naturally to me. Thankfully, over the years of setting systems in place to keep me organized, I have found some great tools. Evernote.com is a free note taking, organizing and archiving app that works on your computer and phone. It, or other note taking cloud-based software, can help you get your home in order.
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Here is a simple checklist to help you prepare for a storm.
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The start of a new year always compels people to take a fresh look at their goals, from health and career to relationships and finance. But with historically low mortgage rates, increased home sales and price growth, and a tight housing inventory, the time is right to also make some homeownership resolutions for 2021.
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We’re in the midst of the longest economic expansion in U.S. history, and economists think there’s still room to grow. A recent survey by the National Association for Business Economics found that experts believe the U.S. economy will remain positive throughout 2020.
Still, given that recessions are a natural (and necessary) part of a business cycle, we know this period of growth will inevitably end. So you may be wondering … how will an eventual recession impact the real estate market?
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Are you searching for new and innovative gift ideas this holiday season? If so, check out my list of the hottest home technology offerings. I’ve selected a few of my favorites for every room in the house.
These smart systems and devices add comfort, convenience, and a “cool factor” that will delight your friends and family. So think about who you know that loves the latest gadgets … or add a few of these to your own wish list!
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With extremely low interest rates and a slight decline in median single-family home prices from their height in April 2018, purchasing a home in Seattle has become more affordable. While purchasing power has increased, inventory remains tight with available homes on the market decreasing since September 2018.
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Here is a short summary of Seattle’s new DADU and ADU regulations. In response to rising housing costs and shortages, Seattle has lifted some restrictions on allowing multiple legal rental spaces on in-city properties. WHAT IS AN ADU?
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This month I am spotlighting local business Supply Chain, located on historic California Ave just north of Olympia Coffee. Owned and curated by West Seattle resident Katie Meurk, Supply Chain features a thoughtfully selected array of handmade jewelry and accessories.
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Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned homeowner, shopping for a new home can feel daunting. In fact, 56% of buyers said that “finding the right property” was the most difficult step in the home buying process
Read MoreTara Farquhar | 206.713.0041 | tara@lakere.com