Homebuyers in Seattle are asking themselves how to win a multiple offer in the hot market that is 2021. The team (Rocky, Roy, Remington, Lindsy, and Kim) has some advice for ya'll to make sure you are in the driver's seat of your home buying journey.

We love seeing large lots utilized to the fullest with well designed outbuildings. Naturally, we also love open green spaces and gardens, but when your lot allows for an outstanding outbuilding, the possibilities are endless and can significantly raise the value of a home.

Buying a home in Seattle is its own adventure. Add in a global Cornavirus pandemic and everything has changed. Our guide will help you safely buy a home.

Buying your next home while still living in your existing home is difficult in the best of circumstances. When you have four kids, a dog, some chickens—oh, and two Drag Alter-Egos all living in one house - the process gets even spicier.

Team Diva gets calls, texts, and emails every week from people relocating to Seattle. Relocating to Seattle can be a shock or a relief to your housing budget depending on where you are moving from in the country or world. Deciding to rent or buy should be a big part of your decision-making process.

There are definitely some unique freedoms offered by living on the lake. Whether it's owning a floating home or a houseboat, you can be secure in knowing you are one of a small and special group of homeowners in our water-loving city of Seattle.

Buying a Townhouse in Seattle can appear to be an easy, low-maintenance alternative to buying a single-family home or a condo with rules and regulations. Below is a great guide for buying a townhouse in Seattle

Let's get down and dirty. Owning a home in Seattle is an amazing experience and it can be fun. Do not listen to all of those cranky folks who think Seattle is not what it use to be and a middle-income owner cannot afford to buy a home in Seattle. Strap in, get yourself some strong Seattle coffee, and learn how to be a smart...

Some crafty and handy people are quite adept at home repairs and maintenance, and they can spot obvious problems. However, it takes special training to do a professional home inspection. Even a glimpse of what it takes to properly inspect a home before buying is is valuable information for homeowners. It gives you a better ...

Buying a condo in Seattle for many is their first home ownership step. The ability to buy a home in a neighborhood where you do not need a car, you are close to things to do, and your friends live close by is key for many people. And who wants a yard anyways?