It’s time for statistics! 2006 Average Home Sales Price $182,400 2005 Average Home Sales Price $176,500 2004 Average Home Sales Price $165,800 ******************************************************** Number of Total Home Sales for Richland, Kennewick, Pasco and West Richland 2006: 3376 2005: 3454 2004: 3069 ********************************************************* In the last six months of 2006, 31.6% of all homes sold were […]
I recently read the following letter in a business advice column; “I had an interview for a job and I did really well until this question, ‘What do you know about our company?’ I answered truthfully (not a whole lot!) but I have never been asked this question before, so I was unprepared. It was […]
Wouldn’t you rather get it done with a couple roadblocks, than not get it done and have an easy time? I have said this a million time before and I’ll probably say it a million more, but if I could handle every element of the transaction from start to finish, I would. If I could […]
Update
By Cari McGee in Sellers with 0 Comments
Anyone used to watch Unsolved Mysteries? Man, I loved that show! It always used to scare me, though. I couldn’t watch it if I was alone in the house. Anyway, cue dramatic music a`la Unsolved Mysteries…UPDATE!!!! The green house sold. The one I wrote about last time. BUT, it didn’t sell until it took another […]
New Perspective
By Cari McGee in Real Estate Career with 0 Comments
I took a new agent picture today. I took the last one in January of 2004, and I remember being so excited and so thrilled and so nervous, too! It was day one of my new career as a realtor, and who knew what would happen? Now, over 3 years later, I can hardly remember anything else about […]
It’s not easy being green…
By Cari McGee in Sellers with 0 Comments
I went to a Broker’s Open yesterday. A Broker’s Open is like an Open House for realtors. We’ll hold them to showcase a new builder or subdivision. Sometimes, if a house has been on the market a long time, we’ll hold one to remind other realtors of the house’s existence. That was the case with […]