Seattle City Council Eases ADU/DADU Regulations: What Are The Changes?
After half a decade of planning, changes to laws governing accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs) were passed by the Seattle City Council.
Even though ADUs have been allowed since 1994, only...
New conforming loan limits increased for 2021, reflecting the hot housing market
The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced new conforming loan limits for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for 2021. The new limit for single-family residential properties is $548,250, which is up nearly 7.5% from...
Fed Rate Hike: Impact on Seattle’s Hot Housing Market
For the first time since 2018, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates by a quarter point percentage (0.25%). This took off effective March 17, 2022. Since the start of (and throughout) the...
NAR #IoISummit 2019
SEATTLE (August 22, 2019) — InBestments CEO, Vinod Sharma, had the opportunity to have a brief chat with Bob Goldberg, CEO of the National Association of REALTORS® at the second annual #iOiSummit in Seattle.
iOi stands for...
Insatiable buyer demand sustain strong home sales even in Winter
Home sales aren’t expected to slow much, if at all, even amid a record coronavirus outbreak. Super-low rates and the growing prospects of the economy gradually returning to normal are likely to...
? Western Washington Housing Market Update – by inBestments.com
Last month saw the largest monthly number of new listings since May 2019. However, supply is extremely anemic at just 1.04 months of supply.
Buyer demand continues to be...
How Does The New Tax Plan Impacts Real Estate Investors?
If you are a real estate investor, agent, or homeowner, you have probably wondered how the new tax plan is going to affect you? Big changes to the tax plan mean lots to learn...
Popcorn? or Not??
Popcorn? or Not?? That’s the dilemma many real estate investors and owners face when they buy older homes that have Popcorn ceiling.
Jo Dixit, Designated Broker of BricksFolios Real Estate Solutions, joins Vinod Sharma, our...
Home buyers and homeowners — the true winners of this election.
The volatility surrounding the 2020 presidential election helped push mortgage rates to their 13th record low this year, giving both homeowners and buyers a boost.