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About Jake & Yuliana Bond
As Real Estate Brokers, we are dedicated to making sure that you receive the highest level of customer service. The real estate market has changed dramatically and continues to change daily. Buyers and sellers are expecting more from their agents and The Bond team is determined to deliver more than what is expected, guaranteed.
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LICENSE
Specialties
- First Time Home Buyers
- Investment Properties
- Luxury Specialist
- Military/Veterans
- Relocation
Awards
2023
TOP AGENT
Snohomish, WA
Other Awards
RE/MAX 100% Club 2014, 2015, 2016
FAQ
Answered Questions
Short answer YES. I would take the home off the market and re-list in the summer. Currently we are going through a market shift but homes will come back in value during the peak listing season. This will be your opportunity to adapt your marketing and price correctly from the start.
The answer is yes if they are licensed accordingly. My team has licenses in both states so we would be able to help our clients buy and sell in this situation. If you have an agent already in one state then they have the ability to coordinate with another agent to make sure you are all on the same page strategy wise but it is much easier to have someone handle everything in house.
We have experienced much success in petitioning the school for access based on availability. Depending on availability most schools reserve a certain number of exceptions for students that may need to attend due to overcrowding in other areas. This is probably why they redrew the lines anyway.
Renting your home is always a great option to consider before selling. You will definitely want to consider many factors like your current financial health and if renting it would prevent you from buying in the first place. I would look out for issues regarding management, are you going to be close enough to fix something or do you have someone to be on site in the event of an issues? What would be your CAP rate on renting vs selling the home and moving those funds into another investment? There are many financial questions to answer but they all revolve around what your long term goals are going to be. DO NOT RENT if you are tight on money. There are many expenses with being a landlord and your home would no longer be as liquid as it is now.
In addition to the responses about getting the home live before the weekend, I normally go live on Wednesday and Thursday so that the third party sites like Zillow and REDFIN have time to populate the listing online (normally 24hrs) with updated photos, MLS info, and 3D tours. Sometimes these sites lag behind and people do not have enough time to schedule showings or just plain miss the home in their searches.
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