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Every One-Story Home for Sale in the Snohomish Area - Get The List!
Need to move to a single story home? Iβve put together a list of every one story home in the Snohomish area.
Every One-Story Home for Sale in the Snohomish Area
Nicole Serviss, RE/MAX Elite
Need to move to a single story home?
Iβve put together a list of every one story home in the Snohomish area.
Submit the quick and easy form for your copy of the complete list and to be registered for an updated list to be sent weekly.
181 Ramblers To Choose From!
as of 4/10/2020
Stats For One Story Homes in Snohomish County
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Snohomish is Getting a Tiny House Hotel on the Corner of Pearl and Willow
The proposed project is for nine individual βtiny houseβ structures, of which one will serve as a full-time office.
Snohomish is Getting a Tiny House Hotel
Nicole Serviss, RE/MAX Elite
The proposed project is for nine individual βtiny houseβ structures in Downtown Snohomish on the corner of Pearl and Willow. Of the 9 tiny structures, one will serve as a full-time office. Site improvements include utilities, landscaping, and parking for nine vehicles, in addition to frontage improvements on Pearl Street and Willow Avenue.
No news as to when the project will be complete, but this will be a fun addition to our little town. Currently, the only option for guests to stay is the Snohomish Inn or private VRBO and Air BnB. Looking forward to having more options!
See a copy of the site plan with the city here.
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How to Avoid Wire Fraud in a Real Estate Transaction
Wire fraud is a very real risk. Scammers have gotten very good and duplicating emails that look like theyβre coming from your Realtor, Lender, or Escrow Officer.
How to Avoid Wire Fraud in a Real Estate Transaction
Nicole Serviss, RE/MAX Elite
Wire fraud is a very real risk. Scammers have gotten very good and duplicating emails that look like theyβre coming from your Realtor, Lender, or Escrow Officer. See below for an example of this:
These scammers were clever. They used an email address almost identical to the broker's email address and they established a sense of urgency, capitalizing on the buyer's fear of economic turmoil due to the Coronavirus. Recently, a couple in San Diego lost almost $800,000 to a wire fraud scam. See article here.
The most common times a scammer will try to get your money is when you need to submit your earnest money payment or when you are paying your closing costs/downpayment on your new home.
Whether youβre in a real estate transaction or not, if you receive an email asking you to wire money, stop and call that person from the phone number you have for them or a number you find online. Verify that is was indeed them and not a scammer.
Stay safe out there and feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
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5 Myths About Buying a House
1. You need a 20% down payment. False. While it's best practice to put 20% down, you can find loans that offer great terms as low as 0% downβ¦
5 Myths About Buying a House
Nicole Serviss, RE/MAX Elite
The 5 most common myths, busted!
1. You need a 20% down payment.
False. While it's best practice to put 20% down to avoid paying mortgage insurance, you can find loans that offer great terms as low as 0% down.
2. You need to pay your Realtor.
False. The seller pays for the real estate commission.
3. Your credit score needs to be perfect.
False. You only need a 620+ to qualify. Different loans and programs have different requirements, but if youβre close to that score, itβs worth it to talk to a lender and find out if you can be approved for a mortgage.
4. You should wait to apply for a loan until you've found your dream house.
False. Youβll want to get pre-approved (and thatβs different than pre-qualified) before you start the home shopping process. Why? Because when you submit an offer on a house, you include your pre-approval letter with your offer to prove to the sellers that you can afford this house. You donβt want to miss out on your dream home while youβre waiting for your lender to approve you.
5. My 100% Perfect house exists.
False. Even people that custom build their home always have something they'd change about it. When you walk through a house, rate it from 1 to 10. 10 being your dream house. If you rate it around an 8.5-9.5, that's a house you consider writing an offer on. Ask yourself what this house needs to be a 10. Then make sure those are things you're willing to compromise on. If not, are they things you can afford to fix.
I hope you found this information helpful. If you did, or if you have any questions, please let me know.
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How to Price Your Home: Retail vs. Wholesale
When you're considering selling your house you can price it two ways, at wholesale price or retail price. When you sell a car, you fix it up, you clean it, have it detailed, fix that broken tail light. Why?
How to Price Your Home: Retail vs. Wholesale
Nicole Serviss, RE/MAX Elite
When you're considering selling your house you can price it two ways, at wholesale price or retail price. When you sell a car, you fix it up, you clean it, have it detailed, fix that broken tail light. Why? So you can get top dollar for your car. The same holds true for houses. If you want to get top dollar, AKA retail price, for your house, you need to put in a little work first. Watch to find out how.
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Your Guide to Christmas Tree Farms in Snohomish County
Looking for the right place to find the right tree? Locals chime in on where they like to go and why.
Your Guide to Christmas Trees Farms
Looking for the right place to find the right tree? Locals chime in on where they like to go and why.
Promise Land
22502 Dubuque Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290
βHad big full trees. Free hot cocoa and marshmallows to roast on the fire. We've ended up here the last 2 years after driving around to see new places. The trees are a little pricier $65 to 90 but there is a good selection.β
Lochsloy Acres Christmas Trees
5511 WA-92, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
βThey have a great selection. Staff is super friendly, free hot cocoa and/or cider after you've found your tree. They also shake, bale the tree and will put it on your car for you. They provide sleds to pull the tree, gloves and a saw.β
Red Rooster Ranch
12909 279th Ave NE, Granite Falls, WA 98252
βLOVE this place! The last couple of years the trees have been a bit shorter than what we look for.β
βGorgeous setting and the friendliest of service.β Facebook
Fish Creek Tree Farm
18420 3rd Ave NE, Arlington, WA 98223
βHuge selection. Relaxing environment. Great prices. No pressure to choose specific types of trees because the pricing was simple and based on height. We were able to get whatever tree we wanted that was as tall as me and knew we'd pay $30 or less. Kids were given candy canes and happily frolicked through the trees.β
Dairyland
This is where we got our tree last year. Check out my post below!
Farmer Brown's Christmas Tree Farm
12017 109th Ave NE, Arlington, WA 98223
βWe love farmer browns! We have been going here for years and by far is the best Christmas tree farm around! They have such a huge selection of trees and are always great every year! They have hand saws you can use or you can bring your own. They have a fire always going as well as hot chocolate and apple cider. They also have baked goods for sale as well as hotdogs. Staff is very helpful and this place makes Christmas tree hunting worth it!β
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Novelty Hill Farms - Tree & Barn Lighting
My friend bought extra tickets to the Novelty Hill Farms Annual Tree and Barn Lighting so we decided to make the trek to Duvall in the name of holiday spirit. The place had a great small farm vibe with the rustic white barn, fire pit, and tractor.
My friend bought extra tickets to the Novelty Hill Farms Annual Tree and Barn Lighting so we decided to make the trek to Duvall in the name of holiday spirit. The place had a great small farm vibe with the rustic white barn, fire pit, and tractor.
Here are some of my favorite highlights from my night:
Sβmores by the fire
Christmas Carols inside the hayloft of the barn
FREE pictures with Santa
Great group of vendors selling their crafts
Chavoyaβs Hot Dogs available for sale
Delicious hot apple cider
Beautiful and healthy Christmas trees
Would I go back again? Absolutely.
Tip:
Wear boots; the parking lot was pretty muddy, but the area where the trees were was fine.
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Why Vote Yes? Building for Our Studentsβ Future Capital Bond - February 11, 2020
The Snohomish schools are over 40 years old and, while our teachers do the best they can to provide an excellent education to our students with the facilities available to them, the buildings are dated and need replacing.
Election day is February 11th, 2020
Passing the $470 million school bond is integral to the future success of our town.
The Snohomish schools are over 40 years old and, while our teachers do the best they can to provide an excellent education to our students with the facilities available to them, the buildings are dated and need replacing.
This bond will build six new elementary schools as well as create additional classroom space at GPHS, renovate the AIM campus, and create a larger space for the Early Learning Center.
When communities stop showing support for their schools, property values decrease and studentsβ educational and career prospects decrease. We donβt want that here in Snohomish.
With schools improved, students, and subsequently our community, will benefit from higher quality education and a safer learning environment. These kids grow up to be tomorrowβs local business owners and community leaders.
I have four kids in Snohomish schools, and would be beyond grateful for our communityβs support in providing all students, present and future, a high-quality education. For the cost of a few cups of coffee a month, you can be a part of making Snohomish an even better place to live. Vote Yes! for Snohomish Students by February 11th, 2020.
The February 2020 bond will focus on:
Providing access and opportunity for each student
Funds from the bond will be used to replace our oldest elementary schools, so all students have the same access to an optimal learning environment no matter which school they attend.
Replaces six of our oldest elementary schools: Cascade View Elementary, Cathcart Elementary, Dutch Hill Elementary, Seattle Hill Elementary and Totem Falls Elementary. Central Primary Center and Emerson Elementary would be combined into one new K-6 facility on the Emerson site. Click here for a proposed timeline and projected project costs of the priority projects.
Add classrooms to Glacier Peak High School to minimize the reliance on portable classrooms.
Create an early learning center at the current Central Primary Center facility.
Improvements to the Parkway Campus, home to our alternative learning programs, such as AIM High School and Parent Partnership Program.
Improvements to the districtβs maintenance and transportation facilities.
Enhancing school safety and security for students and schools
Funding is needed for security improvements to better ensure our children learn in a safe environment. The bond would provide upgrades to safety and security at schools throughout our district.
Safety and security upgrades are, but not limited to, exterior digital access control, internal access control, new district wide radio system, redesigned vestibules in secondary schools, new and upgrade existing camera systems, and emergency responder antennas at secondary schools.
Continuing community pride
This bond will ensure our schools continue to be a source of pride in our community. We know that the success of our students and quality schools are a reflection of our community and a source of pride.
What is the cost for the capital bond?
If approved by voters on February 11, 2020, the tax rate for the Snohomish School District's $470 million capital bond would be $0.98 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. In the Snohomish School District, the average assessed home value is $460,000. For a home assessed at $460,000, the cost would be about $450/year or $38/month. All funding approved by Snohomish voters stays local and is used to support education in the Snohomish School District.
How will this affect your property value?
To find out more: https://www.sno.wednet.edu/2020bond/faqs
To donate: http://www.yessnohomish.org/donate/
To help: contact Markmyers15@live.com
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Not to Miss 2019 Holiday Markets - Edmonds, Shoreline, Snohomish, & Monroe
Itβs easy during the holiday season to support local artists and vendors. We have so many talented ones right here in our community. Check out this list of upcoming events this holiday season.
Itβs easy to support local artists and vendors this holiday season - we have so many talented ones here in our community. Whether youβre looking for holiday decor or gifts for friends/family, youβll find what youβre looking for.
Saturdays, Nov 9 - December 21, 2019
Edmonds Holiday Market
Where: 5th Ave N, Edmonds, WA
When: 10 AM β 3 PM
The Holiday Market will run on the following Saturdays from 10am till 3pm: Nov 9, 16 & 23; Dec 7, 14 & 21 in Fifth Avenue North in front of Edmonds City Hall.
Food, produce, sweets, treats, gifts, greenery, wine, cider, baked goods and more!
Find out more here: https://edmonds.enterprise.localist.com/event/edmonds_holiday_market_7846#.XdgtJuhKjIU
Saturday, November 23, 2019
Shoreline Holiday Crafts Market
Where: Spartan Recreation Center
When: 9am-4pm
For one special day each year, just in time for the holidays, dozens of artisans transform two rooms of the Spartan Recreation Center into a festive gallery of handcrafted treasures and treats.
The City of Shoreline and the Shoreline/Lake Forest Park Arts Council are excited to announce that we are partnering to produce the 2019 Holiday Crafts Market.
Find out more here: http://www.shorelinearts.net/event-program/holidaymarket/
Participating Artists & Crafters:
ACME Anything, LLP Adventure Days & Silver Bark Botanicals Bag End Creations Barn and Town Barr-Son Crafts Beaded Treasures Beekeeper's Secret Billswoodcraft Binucho.com C & H Crystal Creations Ca Brille Chelsea Lane Baskets Conscious By Kali David's Woodturnings & Cards by Joan Duniel Murillo Fotografia Artistica Fourdice Culinary Enterprse, LLC/ Cascade Fusio Glass Distinctions Grace Gardens Mosaics GrayBarn Glassworks Happy Camper All Natural Dips Je Ne Sais Cluck Jennifer Sulcer June Keefer - Doll Clothes June's Jewelry & Art K & K Wood Products Karin Gates Knitting Nuts Knockout Nerd KRM Crafts Laurel Mundy Illustration Lily Luxury Soaps Magical Minis Magpie Mouse Studios Marinalry Mark's Smokehouse Monika's Design Oh My Heart Handmade Gifts Once Upon A Sugar Scrub One Blue Platypus OOliva Original Design Out on a Limb Paradise Designs by Shannon Pearbox Artisan Jewelry Pocket Fox Ponder Press Popgirlz Arts PupCakes Rain City Pens Rather Puckish Reigning Kettle Corn Rhonda Watts Robin's Stuff Woodcrafts Rusty Stuff Scrubology soap Shi-Shi Design Singularly St. Mark Parish School Susan Packer Susan's Gemstone Jewelry T. M. Originals Thorsteinson Woodworking Vincent Keele Fine Art VR Seeds & Stones Yarn & Needle
Friday & Saturday, November 29-30, 2019
Holly Jolly Holiday Market
Where: Thomas Farms, Snohomish, WA 98296
When: 9am-4pm
Join us for the annual Holly Jolly Holiday Market! With more than 125 vendors, food trucks/vendors and an appearance from Santa this is an event you wont want to miss!
FREE Admission, All ages
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/events/404375497021459/
Saturday, December 7, 2019
Cascade Christmas Market
Where: Cascade Community Church - 14377 Fryelands Blvd SE, Monroe, Washington 98272
When: 10 AM β 4 PM
Over 60 vendors bring the best in gifts, crafts, home decor, and more in a fantastic holiday setting! Coffee, Espresso and Hot Cider are served and lunch is available mid-day. Grab a treat from the bake sale and enter the raffle to win prizes and gift baskets!
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1252923641547299/
Did I miss a holiday market? Send me an email with the details and Iβll add it to the list.
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Pumpkin Patches in Snohomish - Corn Mazes, Hayrides, & Other Fall Festivities
October is here and itβs time for pumpkin EVERYTHING. Pie, spice, lattesβ¦ But my favorite pumpkin of all? The porch pumpkin.
Pumpkin Patches - U-pick, Hayrides, Corn Mazes, and More!
October is here and itβs time for pumpkin EVERYTHING. Pie, spice, lattesβ¦ But my favorite pumpkin of all? The porch pumpkin. I try to go to a new pumpkin patch when I can, but it's hard not to have a few favorites. Each farm has a unique appeal. Some are more low key. Some have lots of activities. Some have a huge variety of pumpkins. Whatever your preference, thereβs a pumpkin patch for you.
Bobβs Corn
10917 ELLIOTT ROAD, SNOHOMISH, WA 98296
Corn maze: 10-acre corn maze, a night maze, and a kid maze.
Pumpkin patch: over 60 varieties of pumpkins, spread over 40 acres total.
They also have a country store with items available ranging from souvenirs, comfy clothing, locally crafted gifts, and plenty of edible goodies like sweet corn, sugar pie pumpkins, zucchini, and winter squash.
TIP: The second and third weekends in October are always the busiest weekends (on every farm). If you come these weekends, pack extra patience and be prepared for lines.
Carlton Farms
630 Sunnyside Blvd SE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
Pumpkin Patch, Wagon Rides, Farm Animals, a pumpkin cannon, a market, concessions, and Free Parking.
Find out more about pricing here.
They also have a spooky side. Night Adventures features a family friendly flashlight maze or, if youβre extra brave, their scary haunted attractions provide a variety of night adventures for the whole family: haunted swamp or the zombie hunt. Some allow flashlight, some donβt.
They have a game zone with Blinko Baseball, Barnyard Hoops, Soccer Bowling Tube Slides, and The Combine Roller Slides.
Bailey Farms
12711 Springhetti Rd, Snohomish, Washington
Probably one of your more economical options for a pumpkin patch, Bailey Farms is an excellent place to bring the family. The have a large FREE indoor play area with a hay run, rope swings, trikes, toy tractors, farm hoppers, and a sand box. Thereβs also hot cider and kettle corn served on the weekends.
Take a free wagon ride around the pumpkin patch, pulled by their big John Deere tractor.
Donβt forget to support this local farm when youβre doing your grocery shopping. They have a You-Pick Veggies open every day.
Veggies open for picking: squash, pumpkins, corn, green beans, potatoes,
zucchini, beets, snow peas, cabbage, onions, chard, kale, cilantro and dill.
Craven Farms
13817 Short School Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290
First of all, they have an entire date dedicated to our Fall loving doggies. Pooches in the Patch. October 27th, 2019 from 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. This is where you can bring your dog with you to the pumpkin patch! How fun is that?
They have so many activities like apple cannons, a hayride to Minionville (Iβve personally done this and itβs a blast), apple slingers, face painting, 15-acre corn maze (I might have gotten lost in this one), kids adventure maze, farm animals, mini gold, photo ops, human foosball, rubber duck races, I-spy mini barn, make your own scarecrow, harvest market, gift shop, play yard, picnic tables, and more! My fingers are tired from typing all of that.
This is one of my families personal favorites. Maybe weβll see you there?
Stocker Farms
8705 Marsh Rd, Snohomish, WA 98296
Youβll be sure to find the perfect pumpkin on their 10 acre pumpkin patch.
From the farm:
βTake instaworthy pictures in our Pumpkin Barn, antique Phone Booths, and numerous other pumpkin and sunflower arrangements on the farm! The natural scenery of the Cascade Mountains that surround our farm makes for the perfect fall photo.β
Other fun activities:
U-Pick Pumpkins, Pumpkin Barn, Corn Maze, Giant Jumping Pillow (weather permitting), Duck Races, Corn Box, Steer Roping, Tug-O-War, Tire Swings, Hayrides, Farmer Foosball, Tractor Slide, Candy Cannon, Barrell Train, Sport Ball Arcade, Hoola Hoops, Billy Bob's Blaster Alley, Pumpkin Washing Station, Pumpkin Tetherball, Smile-0-Meter, Pumpkin Tic-Tac-Toe, Jenga, Corn Hole, Gourd Tunnel, Tonka Truck Pit & Tractor, Wall Ball Games, Spookley's House, Pot-Shot Paintball & Photo-Ops!
They also added in 2019 Konk the Crow, Roller Bowler, & Straw Bale Hoist
The Farm at Swanβs Trails
7301 Rivershore Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290
Washington State Corn Maze
Pick Your Own Apples
Pedal Carts
Jumping Pillow
Wagon Rides
Live Duck Races
Slides
Corn Box
Live Pig Races
Three-Story High Barn Maze
with Slide ExitGiant Hay Pyramid
Early Bird Breakfast with purchased activities includes early (9am) access to activities
Check out the video below to see all the fun in action!
Thomas Family Farms
Come explore all the fun and spooky things this farm has to offer.
Family friendly: Monster Truck Rides , Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch, Pro-karts, Super Slide, Gem Mining, Kids Paintball Blast & More!,
Spooky: Zombie Paintball, Haunted House, Haunted Hayride, Escape Rooms, Flashlight Corn Maze & Private Fire Pits
They also have food and drinks! Sarah Bells General Store, Beer Garden, Food Court, Roasted Corn, Kettle Corn, Farm Goods, Donuts, Pizza & More
Check out a preview of the haunted hayrideβ¦
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How To Get Your Home Ready To Sell in 30 Days: A Day-by-Day Guide
You only have one chance at a first impression, so itβs important to put most of the work in early so your house is at its best. This guide will help you get ready from day one, to listing day!
How To Get Your Home Ready To Sell in 30 Days
A Day-by-Day Guide
So, youβre ready to sell your home. Did you get a promotion? Have a new baby? Need to downsize? There are a million reasons why youβd need to sell. Whatever the reason, you need to get your home ready for the market.
You only have one chance at a first impression, so itβs important to put most of the work in early so your house is at its best. This guide will help you get ready from day one, to listing day! Without further adieu, letβs get started:
Day 1: Call Three Real Estate agents to schedule interviews
Every agent works in different ways. Make sure you take the time to interview several for the job. Youβll want to ask lots of questions and decide who will work the best for and with you. Itβll be a team effort to get your home ready to sell. Will that agent work hard too?
Day 2: Start Packing/Rent a Storage Unit
Decide if you are going to continue living in the home while itβs on the market. If you will, consider renting a storage unit to start the moving process sooner rather than later. This will help get some of your personal belongings out of your home.
Start thinking of the home as not yours anymore and start seeing it through a buyerβs eyes. They donβt want to walk through a potential home to buy and see someone elseβs family photos.
Day 3: Contact A Lender or Two
Where are you moving? What if your home sold right away? Would you have somewhere to go? Once youβve interviewed a few agents to sell your home, you should have an idea of how much money youβre going to walk away with from the home sale.
You may need to finance part of your next home purchase. Until then, time to apply with a trusted lender to find out how much you can afford on your next home. Need recommendations? Email me and Iβll connect you with a list of lenders I work with.
Day 4: Pack up your Kitchen
Clear off your counters, empty your drawers of the non-essentials. Put the boxes in the garage or your storage unit. You want this space to be very bare.
Day 5: Start House Hunting
Time to start looking online for a new home. Gather up a list to give to your agents when you interview them.
Day 6: Pack up your Entry Room
Put away the extra shoes and pack away all those coats in the entry closet. If you find that you never wear them anyways, consider donating to a local charity or thrift store.
Day 7: Decide on your Realtor
By now youβve probably met with and interviewed a few agents. Time to decide who you want to work with. Call them and tell them the good news. Schedule a time for them to come over and help you prepare. They should give you a to-do list specific to your home. They want your home to sell for top-dollar just like you do!
If youβre buying your next home out of the area, still communicate with your Realtor. They can connect you with an excellent agent to help you find your next home.
Day 8: Front Porch Clean up
Does your front door need a fresh coat of paint? Howβs the front garden looking? Do you have a pretty wreath you can hang on the door? You want potential buyers to walk up to your house and be wowed before they even walk in.
If gardening is not your strength, consider hiring a landscaping crew to freshen up the yard. Driveway looking dingy? Consider pressure washing or hiring a handyman to do it!
Day 9: Connect your Lender and your Agent
They need to communicate with each other to help you get the most out of this home to help you get the most out of the next one. Your agent will tell your lender how much they expect to receive out of your net proceeds so you can figure out how much you want to borrow from the bank.
Day 10: Go To Some Open Houses
If this doesnβt fall on a Saturday or Sunday, at least add βOpen House Huntingβ to your calendar. This isnβt for you to find a home, itβs for you too look at your competition. You want to see what those potential buyers will compare your home to. Use this to help motivate you to get to work on your house and get it looking its best.
Day 11: Pack up Your Dining Room
Take out that hutch with all the dishes and make your dining room simple. Table, chairs, and a nice centerpiece on the table. Thatβs it! Pack everything else away. You can keep art hung on the wall, but take down those family photos.
Day 12: Pack up Your Living Room, Part 1
This will be a big chore! Talk with your agent about what furniture they want and donβt want to keep in there, but the less the better. Pack away any personal belongings and arrange your furniture to create a good flow in the room. Not sure how to do that? Ask your agent!
Day 13: Pack up Your Living Room, Part 2
Keep going! Couch looking bare? Make sure you leave a few cute decorative pillows on them, or head to the store and pick some up. TJ Maxx, Marshalls or Ross have great prices.
Remember, anything screwed into the walls is considered part of real estate
so if you are in love with your curtain rods, or that cute shelf, take it down and pack it away!
Day 14: Schedule Some Work To Be Done/Rest Day
Do you have a dog? Are the carpetβs looking old? Time to schedule a carpet cleaning.
Roof looking mossy? Gutters gross? Time to make some calls. Today is a βbreakβ from more physical labor and time to make sure some of those bigger projects get done.
You should make a trip to Lowes or Home Depot to gather supplies for the next few days of patching and painting. Pick up a bunch of light bulbs too!
Day 15: Take Down All Personal and Family Photos
Remember, you want potential buyers to see themselves living there, not you. Pull out all those nails and fill the holes.
Day 16: Touch Up Paint on Walls and Baseboards
Time to touch up paint any dings, scratches, patches, holes, etc youβve made in the walls. Grab a brush, some rags, and some white paint and make those baseboards shine. Pay close attention to those corners that stick out. They often get the most dings in them.
Day 17: Clean Bathrooms
Clear off those counters, empty the drawers of the non-essentials, scrub that toilet, and replace any bulbs that are out. Consider buying a new white shower curtain to brighten up the space.
Day 18: Backyard clean up
Does your deck need pressure washing or any repair work done? Time to add mulch to the gardens, mow the lawn, plant some flowers, clean up any trash or broken items.
Day 19: Dump Run Day
By now youβve probably gotten a large pile of trash accumulated. Hop in your truck and take a load or two to the dump. Donβt own a truck? Hire a handyman to do it for you. Iβve got recommendations if you donβt know anyone.
Day 20: Clean Master Bedroom
This room is important. Potential buyers will want to see this room really looking its best. Clear off the nightstands and leave only a lamp, empty out under your bed, clear off your dresser, and clear off the counters of your bathroom.
Day 21: Closet Clean Out
When a closet is filled to the max, it tells potential buyers that there is NOT enough storage in this house. Empty out those shelves and sort through any out of season clothes. Do this in every closet in the house.
Day 22: Clean Guest Rooms/Kid Rooms
If you have the ability to empty these rooms of everything but a bed and a night stand, do it. Again, you can keep art on the wall, but remove all personal items.
Day 23: Clean The Windows
I reserve a whole day for this because itβs more involved than you might think. When I say, clean the windows, I really mean CLEAN those windows. Youβll want to clean the inside and outside of the windows if you can, or hire a company to do this. They usually book way in advance, so if you know you canβt do this yourself, call on Day 1.
Youβll also want to clean the window tracks. My trick: an old toothbrush! If it can get gunk out of your teeth, it can get gunk out of the tracks. Grab a cup of soapy water and start scrubbing.
Day 24: Dust the House and Clean The Floors
And yes, do it in that order. Dust all the fan blades, window sills, baseboards, etc. Wipe down all the walls with a wet rag.
Youβve already had the carpets cleaned (Day 14) or at least scheduled for it to be done, but itβs time to vacuum the house and use all those attachments they come with. If you have hard floors, make sure you mop and take the time to really get up any icky parts.
Day 25: Clean Garage - Sign Paperwork
Use this day to finalize and paperwork you havenβt finished filling out and to clean up the garage as best you can. This isnβt a huge deal if it doesnβt get done, but at least make sure thereβs enough space to access the furnace, attic access, hot water heater, and electrical panel.
Day 26: Last Trip to The Dump & Storage Unit
Last chance to throw away and pack away any extra belongings.
Day 27: Mow The Grass - Buy Potted Plants For Porch
Now weβre in the last few days and the house should be looking amazing. Youβve done a ton of work so far! Time to do that final face lift in the yard and mow and edge the grass.
Take a trip to the store to grab 2 pre-made potted plants to go on each side of your front door on your porch.
Double check all your light bulbs are working. If not, replace bulbs that are out.
Day 28: Last Day For The Small Details - Staging - Pricing
Deep clean bathrooms again, scrub the kitchen, and do a quick vacuum the house. Today your Realtor should come by to help you do some final staging and you two will discuss your final pricing for your listing. This might be a good night to go out to dinner so you donβt mess up your beautifully clean kitchen!
*Make an extra copy of your house keys for your Realtor.
Day 29: Photographer Takes Pictures of Your Home - Talk Expectations
This is the big day! Most of the hard work is now done. To get your house ready for photos:
Open all the blinds: coil and rest the cords on the sill
Open all curtains as wide as they go
Close all the windows
Turn on all the lights
Open all the doors except closets
Hide your trashcans
Talk with your agent about how you want showings to go once the home is listed and when they plan to schedule open houses.
Day 30: Listing Day!
You did it! The house looks beautiful and all those potential buyers will see the care you put into it. This will tell them that you are the type of person to take excellent care of things and it will help them have the confidence they need to make an offer.
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Should I Pay For a Home Inspection?
One of the biggest fears when purchasing a home, spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on something, is that there might be something wrong with it.
Home Inspections and Why Itβs Worth The Money
One of the biggest fears when purchasing a home is that there might be something wrong with it.
The bad news is, thereβs always at least one thing wrong with every house. The good news is, that everything is fixable. Itβs so important to know whatβs wrong with the home you want to buy so you can make an informed decision how you want to continue.
What is a home inspection?
When you purchase a home, you have the option to include a home inspection as part of your contract. A professional inspector comes to the home with you and your agent, and inspects all major components of the home youβre trying to buy.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size and age of the home, but plan on it costing you around $300-500.
What do they inspect?
They inspect the site, grounds, exterior, roof, structure, garage, interior, plumbing, electrical, heating and air conditioning, insulation and ventilation, fireplace and stove, and built-in kitchen appliances.
What this tells you?
Youβll get a very large report after the inspection with photos and descriptions of issues in the home. Every house has things wrong with it, so donβt be alarmed.
When you read your report, youβll decide what items, if any, you want to ask the seller to fix for you. This opens up negotiations again.
What are your options?
You can decide not to buy the house anymore and get your earnest money back.
You ask the seller to fix a list of items.
You donβt ask for anything to be fixed and the βcontingency is satisfied.β
What happens next?
The seller has a few responses they can choose from when you ask them to fix things on the house.
They can say, βYes!β
They can say, βNo,β and the contract ends and you get your earnest money back.
They can say, βNo, but how about we do this instead?β You can then decide if you like this new plan or not.
Why Itβs Important
Most home inspectors focus on the major defects that will cost the buyer a lot of money above the purchase price to repair. Cosmetic items are rarely reported. By bringing these major defects to the buyers attention, the buyer can choose to negotiate with the seller with the intent on getting the major components repaired or a reduction in the selling price.
If the seller can not afford to have the repairs corrected, you can still choose to buy the house with the full knowledge of what repairs are needed and the cost of the repairs will be your responsibility. Or, you may decide the cost of repairs is too much, then you can walk away from the deal and still get your earnest money back provided your contract has a "sale contingent on inspection" clause.
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Why Marketing a Home Matters
When you list your home for sale, you need an agent with an extensive digital marketing plan.
In 1981, 22% of home buyers read newspaper ads to find a home.
In 2018, 44% looked for properties online first.
-According to Realtor.com
When you list your home for sale, you need an agent with an extensive digital marketing plan.
When you list your home through RE/MAX, no matter how the search is started, you can expect your property to be found on more Real Estate, Agent, & 3rd Party websites than any other real estate company.
Why? Because of our enhanced listing capabilities.
With the use of Google Ads, Google Search Console, Site-mapping, Google Analytics, & SEO Keywords, I can increase your property's web presence and searchability.
Receive a FREE copy of my 21 point marketing plan.
Discover my strategies to make your home shine above the competition.
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9 Farmer's Markets Not to Miss in Snohomish County
Thereβs nothing like going to the market to pick up some fresh and local goodies to eat. Not only is the quality amazing, but you get to support your local community through those farmers and other vendors.
9 Farmer's Markets Not to Miss in Snohomish County
Thereβs nothing like going to the market to pick up some fresh and local goodies to eat. Not only is the quality amazing, but you get to support your local community through those farmers and other vendors.
I put together a list of local markets, organized by day of the week. Make sure you follow their facebook page for any updates.
Wednesday
Monroe Farmerβs Market
Location: Galaxy Theatres Monroe 1 Galaxy Way, Monroe, Washington 98272
When: May 29th 3-7PM then every other Wednesday until September 18th.
Friday
Stanwood/Camano Farmerβs Market (used to be knows as Port Susan Farmerβs Market)
Location: Behind the Stanwood Police Station, 8727 271st NW, Stanwood, WA 98292
When: Friday, June through mid-October, 2pm - 6pm
Bothell Friday Market
Granite Falls Farmerβs Market
Location: Next to Hanky Pies, 106 S Cascade Ave, Granite Falls, Washington
When: Sundays, June through September 29th 2019, 2pm - 6pm
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The Insider's Guide to 4th of July in Snohomish, Everett, Monroe, Lake Stevens, & Bothell
Itβs almost time to celebrate our independence from the British. Whether youβre into fireworks, festivals, or just laying low, thereβs an option for you.
Home of the Brave, Land of the Free
Itβs almost time to celebrate our independence from the British. Whether youβre into fireworks, festivals, or just laying low, thereβs an option for you.
Everett
Everett Colors of Freedom 4th of July Parade, Festival & Fireworks
Colors of Freedom Parade
When: July 4th, 2019 at 11 a.m.
Where: Colby & Wetmore Aves, between Wall St. & 26th Street
Enjoy the thrill of marching bands, dance & drill teams, giant puppets, stilt walkers, clowns and more! Free Everett Transit shuttles from Everett Station. Donβt forget to pack a lawn chair to enjoy a more comfortable show.
Colors of Freedom Festival
When: July 4th, 2019 from 1 p.m. - 11 p.m.
Where: Legion Park Bluff, 145 Alverson Boulevard.
Free kids' activities, food fair, beer garden, live music & fireworks. Bring a blanket and a picnic!
There is no parking at the festival, but you can catch the free Everett Transit shuttle at the Everett Community College Broadway lot or at Everett Station. Reasonably sized and small coolers are permitted on shuttle buses.
Thunder on the Bay Fireworks
When: July 4th at 10pm
Where: Port Gardner Bay
Best spots to view the fireworks:
Legion Memorial Park - FESTIVAL LAWN β 145 Alverson Boulevard
Grand Avenue Park β 1800 Grand Avenue
Everett Marina District
Tune into 1520 AM for a radio simulcast of music to the fireworks.
TIP: No parking is available at Legion Memorial Park on July 4th so please take Everett Transit.
Or attend a Classic Rock 4th of July Concert and Fireworks show. Event details: https://www.facebook.com/events/616562602152442/
Lake Stevens
While Lake Stevens doesnβt officially have their own fireworks show, there are so many great places to watch other peoples fireworks.
Lundeen Park - 10020 Lundeen Park Way, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
Sunset Cove Park - 410 East Lake Stevens Road, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
Willard Wyatt Park - 10508 Chapel Hill Rd, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
North Lakeshore Swimming Beach - 11804 N Lakeshore Dr, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
JULY 4th FREEDOM RUN
NO ADMISSION! No awards. Just bunch of locals who get together to celebrate Americaβs birthday. So come on out and take a run and wear your Red White and Blue.
When: July 4th at 8:00 am
Where: Lundeen Park, 10020 Lundeen Pkwy, Lake Stevens, Washington 98258
Snohomish
Sadly, Snohomish does not host their own fireworks show, however, you can make your own show!
Fireworks may be legally set off within city limits between the hours of 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. Wednesday, July 4. Fireworks cannot be set off after 10 p.m. or on any other day within the City of Snohomish.
You can legally buy fireworks here:
2801 Bickford Avenue, near Fred Meyer, operated by Lost and Found Community Church of Stanwood
1327 Avenue D, near Haggen's, operated by Lost and Found Community Church of Stanwood
1400 30th Street, near King Charley's, operated by Joseph Stabile doing business as Wildwest Fireworks
Monroe
USA Birthday Bash
When: July 4th, 4:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Where: Evergreen Speedway
This event includes Demo Derby, Boat Races, Mr. Dizzy Stunt, Figure 8 Racing, Bus Racing and so much more.
Bothell
Fourth of July Freedom Festival
Pancake Breakfast: 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. Downtown Fire Station
β10726 Beardslee Blvd
Children's Parade: (no registration required) 11:15 a.m. Starts at Main St & 104th Ave NE.
Grand Parade: 12pm, Starts at Main St & 104th Ave NE Get the Parade Route Map Here
Food Truck Festival: Northshore Senior Center *12 - 4 p.m. 10201 E Riverside Dr
9 Off-Leash Play Areas and Dog Parks in Snohomish County to Take Your Dog to
Even if you have a huge backyard, thereβs nothing like bringing your pup to the dog park to really let them get that energy out.
9 Off-Leash Play Areas and Dog Parks in Snohomish County to Take Your Dog to
Even if you have a huge backyard, thereβs nothing like bringing your pup to the dog park to really let them get that energy out. Here are Snohomish Countyβs best dog parks for you and fido.
Everett
Howarth Park - the entire park isnβt off leash, just the beach area, but other areas of the park include picnic/bbq facilities, trails, a playground, tennis courts, restrooms, fishing, and salt-water access. https://everettwa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Howarth-Park-46
Loganberry Lane Off Leash Dog Area - large wooded area between Kasch Park Athletic Complex and Walter Hall Golf Course. It has an open area at the entrance off of 18th Ave W. Tip: Not fully fenced, so donβt bring your dogs that like to run off to this park. https://www.everettwa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Loganberry-Lane-Park-29
Lowell Park Off-Leash Area - fully fenced dog park. Hilly terrain and a water fountain in warmer months. https://everettwa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Lowell-Park-31
Snohomish
Willis Tucker Dog Park - over 10 acres of fully-fenced areas for dogs. 3 fenced off-leash areas to choose from: an open meadow, a forested trail, and a smaller older/shy/small dog area. Drinking water is available. https://snohomishcountywa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Willis-D-Tucker-Park-Dog-Park-42
Bothell
Tambark Creek Park Dog Park - 2-3 acres and is completely fenced area with shrubs and trees. https://snohomishcountywa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Tambark%20Creek%20Dog%20Park-60?
Mukilteo
Tails and Trails Japanese Gulch Dog Park - 3/4 acre fully fenced, doubled-gated. Grassy lawn, agility equipment, benches, clean-up bag dispensers and trash cans. Can get muddy in the rainy seasons. https://discovermukilteo.org/directory/323/trails-and-tails-dog-park/
Marysville
Strawberry Fields Dog Park at the Athletic Complex - 3 acres of fenced dog run, which is known for being clean and includes some agility equipment. Long walk down a trail to get to the park. https://marysvillewa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Strawberry-Fields-for-Rover-OffLeash-Par-4
Lake Stevens
Cavalero Hill Off-Leash Dog Area - 3-acre off-leash dog area, and a 1/4 acre shy dog area. Bring your own bags to pick up after your dog. https://www.seattlenorthcountry.com/directory/cavalero-hill-community-dog-park/
Monroe
Wiggly Field at Sky River Park - The dog park is approximately 2.5 acres and boasts dog agility equipment, shade trees, and a small covered shelter for dogs and their owners to cool off. The park is fenced along the north side by an 8 foot high chain link fence with the remaining sides fenced with a 4-foot split rail fence with wire mesh added during the summer months to deter small dogs from wandering out of bounds. http://monroewa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Wiggly-Field-OffLeash-Dog-Park-15
Your Complete List of Churches Hosting VBS This Year - Vacation Bible School
They play games, teach the bible, and encourage fun. You're in for a fun packed week of games, stories, crafts, and contests! Some are free, some cost some money to register, but no matter, it is a fantastic way to get your kids excited about the bible and Jesus.
Where to register your kids for VBS 2019
June 2019
First of all, what is VBS? It stands for Vacation Bible School. Itβs a camp put on yearly by churches all over the country. They play games, teach the bible, and encourage fun. Itβs for 4 year olds up to 5th grade. You're in for a fun packed week of games, stories, crafts, and contests! Some are free, some cost some money to register, but no matter, it is a fantastic way to get your kids excited about the bible and Jesus.
To make it easier, Iβll organize these by dates.
June 26th - 29th
Redmond: Revive Church - 6pm - 8pm - $10-15/child http://revivechurchworship.org/event/kids-revival-camp/
July 8th - 12th
Mill Creek: Advent Lutheran Church - $20/child - 9am - 12pm http://adventlutheran.net/our-ministries/vacation-bible-school
Marysville: Word of Life Church -FREE - 6pm - 8:30pm (will accept 3 year olds) http://wolc.com/vbs/
Everett/Silver Lake: Hope Church - FREE - 9am - 12pm (will accept 3.5 year olds) https://www.hopechurch.cc/vacation-bible-school
July 9th - 12th
Snohomish: Snohomish Community Church - FREE - 9am - 12pm https://wearescc.org/#events
Monroe: Cascade Church - $15/child - 9am - 12pm https://cascadechurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/244624
July 15th - 19th
Marysville: Mountain View Presbyterian Church - $10/child - 9am-12pm (will accept 3 year olds) http://mtvpc.org/ministries/kids
August 5th - 9th
Everett: Immanuel Lutheran - 9am - 12pm - FREE (ages 3-12) https://vbsmate.com/events/98E8C919/18411
August 12th - 16th
Monroe: The Church at Maltby - 9am to 12pm - 3 years old through 6th grade - $5/child http://www.thechurchat.org/VBA
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Where to Line Dance in Snohomish County
So the line dance bug has bit you, eh? But, where on earth can you find line dancing these days? Iβll tell you whereβ¦
So the line dancing bug has bit you, eh? But, where on earth can you find line dancing these days? Iβll tell you whereβ¦
Every Tuesday:
Where: Normanna Lodge in Everett
What: Country Dancing
Lessons 7:30 - 8:30pm
Open Dance 8:30 - 11:00pm
Monthly and/or bi-weekly:
Amarillo in Monroe
Thomas Family Farm in Snohomish
Lazy Boy Brewery in Everett
Event info: https://www.facebook.com/pg/powerteamentertainment/events/?ref=page_internal
All DJ'd and dances taught by Power Team Entertainment. Go to their page for more info on the dates and locations.
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Where to Adopt a Dog - Find a Puppy to Call Your Own
So the time has come to add another member to your family, but where is the best place to find one? When adopting a puppy or dog into the family, you want to make sure you find one that will work for your lifestyle. Here are my favorite local places to find a pup.
Single Family, likes long walks on summer nights, seeks that perfect fido to play fetch with.
So the time has come to add another member to your family, but where is the best place to find one? When adopting a puppy or dog into the family, you want to make sure you find one that will work for your lifestyle. Here are my favorite local places to find a pup.
Whidbey Island:
Old Dog Haven https://olddoghaven.org/
WAIF Animal Shelter https://waifanimals.org/
Camano Island:
Camano Animal Shelter Association https://www.facebook.com/camanoshelter/ or http://www.camanoanimalshelter.com/
Skagit County:
NOAH (in Stanwood): https://www.thenoahcenter.org
Save-a-Mutt https://www.facebook.com/SaveAMutt/
Rompin Paws Rescue https://www.facebook.com/rompinpawsrescue/
Snohomish County:
Everett: Everett Animal Shelter https://everettwa.gov/148/Animal-Services
Monroe: Washington Bully Alliance - Wabull https://www.facebook.com/Washingtonbullyalliance/
Lynnwood: PAWS Companion Animal Shelter https://www.paws.org/
Woodinville: Northwest Boxer Rescue https://www.nwboxerrescue.org
Woodinville : Homeward Pets https://www.facebook.com/homewardpet/
King County:
Humane Society For Seattle https://www.seattlehumane.org/pets/dogs/
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Monroe
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4 Summer Festivals Not to Miss: Snohomish, Mill Creek, Woodinville, & Lake Stevens
With summer comes the warmer weather, longer days, and a relaxing attitude. So in between work, make sure you make time for some of these fantastic events. From Woodinville to Lake Stevens, welcome to summer!
With summer comes the warmer weather, longer days, and a relaxing attitude. So in between work, make sure you make time for some of these fantastic events. From Woodinville to Lake Stevens, welcome to summer!
Celebrate Woodinville Summer Festival
Not really a one day or one weekend event, this festival spans across the summer. Head to Wilmot Gateway Park in Downtown Woodinville for wine, beer, music, and food, and enjoy the warm weather while you hang out with friends or make some new ones. These free, family-friendly events are a lot of fun!
KLA HA YA DAYS
JULY 17-21, 2019 β SNOHOMISH, WA
This festival is the heart of Snohomish summer events. Thereβs a parade with so many incredible groups going through. This year there will also be a talent show!
Enjoy classic carnival games and rides at Harvey Field or get your energy out at the river run 5k.
Aquafest - Lake Stevens
July 26th thru July 28th
Featuring:
A Circus
Dino Crew
A Carnival
Davis Shows Northwest will once again be present in town with their thrilling and heart stopping carnival rides.
July 25th, Thursday, 4:00pm-11:00pm
July 26th, Friday, 12:00pm-midnight
July 27th, Saturday, 10:00am-midnight
July 28th, Sunday, 10:00am-5:00pm
There are quite a few activities on the lake. Lake Stevens can boast that we have the largest lake in Snohomish County. Events include Stand Up Paddle Boarding, Wakeboarding and Water Skiing Competitions, Boat Parade, two parts of the Quadrathon and a few more. Check out the Events page for details.
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