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Welcome June
Summer is here! With graduation season behind us, it's time to enjoy the longer days and warmer weather.
For those with graduates heading off to college at the end of summer or starting their post-college journey, it's an excellent time to explore the real estate market where they will be living with them and assess their potential to invest. Did you know that your 18-year-old or college graduate may qualify for specific loan programs as a first-time homebuyer or a newcomer to the job market? It's never too early to start exploring real estate investment options for your graduates! See example below.
Enjoy these long summer days!
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9 Locations Where Housing Prices Are Skyrocketing Post-Pandemic |
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| | Whether you’re looking for business opportunities or a new residential location that has been proven by the incoming masses, checking out these areas could be of extreme interest to you. Here’s a list of upward-trending real estate markets in the U.S. |
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This stunning Washington lavender farm opens this month!
Opening for the season on June 20th, Lavender Hill Farm has 20 varieties of the favorite purple flower, and you can stroll in the fields, take photos, as well as shop at the farm store. If you’re looking for a new spot to cut your own bunch or purchase a bouquet, add Lavender Hill Farm on your list this year. |
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30 Thrilling Things To Do This June In Seattle |
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| | Welcome to June, Seattle! This June is packed with fun things to do in Seattle. There are music festivals, weekend markets, tons of concerts and shows, outdoor adventures, and (last but not least) Pride! |
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June 22 — Capitol Hill Pride (10 a.m. to 10 p.m.) at Seattle Central College opens with speakers, has a march at noon, and a doggie drag contest at 1 p.m. FREE June 29 — PrideFest Capitol Hill (12 to 8 p.m.) extends down Broadway for six block with beer gardens, restaurants, and three stages. FREE June 30 — Pride Parade (11 a.m. to 3 p.m.) begins at 4th & Pike and ends near Seattle Center, site of PrideFest Seattle Center (noon to 8 p.m.), |
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| | | | June 29
A Seattle Summer Tradition. Greenwood Car Show features hundreds of classic cars, plus hot rods, antique wonders, live bands, kids’ activities, and vendors on Greenwood Avenue N. (from N. 67th to N. 90th) |
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| Top Outdoor Design Trends |
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| | Ready to create or update your outdoor space? Find the latest looks and fashionable, functional designs with tips from professional designers, landscape architects and garden experts. |
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| | These grilling recipes — for appetizers, grilled vegetables, burger recipes and everything in between — will give you many more reasons to cook outside. What you can cook on the grill runs the gamut from whole sides of salmon to sweet potatoes to many types of fruit (and even to cheese!) Chances are that if you can eat it, you can probably find a way to grill it. |
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| | 70 Insanely Delicious Grilling Recipes to Try ASAP |
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Let's talk student housing! |
| As rent prices soar around colleges and demand remains high, securing a place to live can be both stressful and costly. Have you ever thought about this transition as an investment opportunity for yourself or a chance for your student to embark on their first home purchase?
Consider this 8-bedroom home near the University of Washington, which rents for approximately $8000/month or more. For an investor putting 25% down, the rent could cover the mortgage. Compared to the average campus housing cost of $1200/year, a student residing in this home would not only save money but also invest in an asset that has appreciated by 20% over the last 4 years.
Regardless of where your student is headed for school or their new career, I can connect you with a local COMPASS agent and introduce you to my preferred lender at Origin Point. Together, you can explore financing scenarios to set your student on the path to real estate investing.
Understanding your options is always beneficial, and for those with students paying out-of-state tuition, investing in local real estate may even help reduce tuition costs by establishing residency! |
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| 5916 8th Avenue Northeast |
| 8 BD 3 BA 2830 SF $1,368,000 |
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| | Sally Keadle
Broker | Realtor® M: 206.484.7988 sally.keadle@compass.com |
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Compass is a licensed real estate broker. All material is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to the accuracy of any description or measurements (including square footage). This is not intended to solicit property already listed. No financial or legal advice provided. Equal Housing Opportunity. Photos may be virtually staged or digitally enhanced and may not reflect actual property conditions. |
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