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Money by Christmas!
November 12, 2009
By now you’ve heard that the $8000 1st Time Home Buyer Tax Credit has been extended to mid-2010! What you may not know is that you do NOT have to wait to file your 2009 taxes to get your $$$. … Continue reading
Sudden Valley Lot Sales… NOT!
November 10, 2009
I got an e-mail from a friend today asking about Sudden Valley lots, and whether she could pick up a few at a good price to perhaps sell them at a modest profit a year from now. I live in Sudden … Continue reading
15 Simple Things Whatcom Middle School Students NEED!
November 09, 2009
This e-mail just hit my inbox at RE/MAX Whatcom County, and I had to pass it along. Last week, Whatcom Middle School was destroyed – along with the students’, teachers’ and staff’s belongings inside. And now they’re asking the community to … Continue reading
Good News, Bad News
November 05, 2009
On Thursday in Bellingham the wind blew like mad, gusting to over 64 mph this afternoon. Friends paddled stand up paddleboards on the Bay and surfskis on Lake Whatcom, and that brings a huge smile to my face. Good news. While … Continue reading
Whatcom County Short Sales
November 03, 2009
Earlier this year, the NWMLS decided it should make “short sale” a mandatory tidbit for agents to include in a listing. That is, listing agents have to check a box saying whether a home — ANY home listed in the NWMLS — is or … Continue reading
Screaming Deals Only!!!
October 31, 2009
In the spirit of Halloween, today’s post celebrates that niche in Bellingham real estate known as the “Screaming Deal!!!” These house, priced up to $150K, are for those of you whose boss has SLASHED your income… but you’re just DYING to buy … Continue reading
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Tax Credit Extension Looks Promising!!!
October 28, 2009
It’s on! It’s off! It’s back on! No, it’s off! O.K… now it’s ON!!! This is how it’s been going the last month or so with predictions of whether the First Time Homebuyer’s Tax Credit will indeed expire on November … Continue reading