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Property Tax Timing Matters!
October 31 isn't just Halloween. In Washington real estate, it is also an important date for property taxes—and if you have a transaction closing around that time, those taxes can affect what your buyer or seller sees on their settlement statement. So, what should a...
Title Report Exceptions
You receive the preliminary title report, open it up, scroll through several pages of legal descriptions and unfamiliar terminology, and eventually arrive at the exceptions. Then comes the question: “What does this exception actually mean—and is it going to be a...
“Saddle Up” for a Smoother Real Estate Transaction!
The annual Kitsap Fair and Stampede came to town, and Land Title Company was a proud sponsor of the Rodeo - a favorite Kitsap County tradition. A successful rodeo takes preparation, experience and teamwork. So does a successful real estate transaction. It’s hard not...
Land Title Company Continues to Grow!
We’re Excited About Our Growing Title Department!
Probate and Real Estate: What Every Broker Should Know Before Taking the Listing
When a homeowner passes away, one of the first questions families ask is, "Can we sell the house?" The answer is... it depends. For many real estate brokers, probate can feel intimidating. It involves legal terminology, court processes, family dynamics, and additional...
Introducing Tiffany Parsons!
Protect Your Clients. Protect Your Closings.
As real estate professionals, we're all looking for ways to keep transactions moving smoothly. Sometimes that means using legal tools like Powers of Attorney or Quit Claim Deeds to solve ownership or signing challenges. The problem? These documents are often...
10 Smart Moving Tips Every Homeowner Will Appreciate
Let's be honest—moving is one of the most stressful parts of buying or selling a home. As a real estate professional, sharing practical, time-saving moving tips is a simple way to continue adding value long after closing day. Whether your clients are moving across...
Received a Change of Value Notice? Understanding Market Value vs. Assessed Value
If you own property in Kitsap County, keep an eye on your mailbox! Change of Value Notices were mailed late June 2026 and many homeowners have questions when they receive one. The first thing to know is this: A Change of Value Notice is not a tax bill. Instead, it's a...
