Those words can add a little extra pressure to any real estate transaction. October, November and December bring holidays, vacations, shortened business weeks and clients who may be traveling. At the same time, buyers and sellers may have personal, financial or...
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...
