This rambler with basement has a great open floor plan with lots of potential. Contact me today at 509-308-2102 for a private tour.
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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
143 Chad Court, Richland, WA
Here is another great home. This house has a great open floor plan with a huge finished bonus room. The home also has a large Kitchen and is situated in a great neighborhood located close to shopping with easy freeway access. Call me today at 509-308-2102 for a private showing.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
6 Rose Ct, Pasco, WA
Here is a great home just blocks from the Columbia River. Quality shows inside and out. Lots of extras and very easy to maintain. Call me today at 509-308-2102 for a private tour.
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For more specific information on this property and to view the MLS listing data, visit my Feature Listing page.
2321 W 50th Street, Kennewick, WA
Amazing custom built stucco rambler with a view. You can see the attention in the details in this extraordinary home, starting with the cement floors that includes 4 shades and is phenomenal! Extra large bedrooms, two double sided fireplaces, and the oversize heat pump make this home especially cozy. The gourmet kitchen includes stainless steel appliances with a industrial fridge. This home is IDEAL for entertaining inside or out! Call me today at 509-308-2102 for a private tour.
Here is a video tour that I made for this property. This property is wonderful and deserves an in-person tour.
For more specific details and to view the MLS data, visit my Featured Listings page.
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Here is a video tour that I made for this property. This property is wonderful and deserves an in-person tour.
For more specific details and to view the MLS data, visit my Featured Listings page.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
1204 Fig Street in Benton City, WA
This 4 bedroom 2.5 bath home has new carpets large deck and patio with a great view. Very clean should not last long. Call me today at 509-308-2102 for private viewing of this incredible home.
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Friday, April 2, 2010
First Time Homebuyer Tips
Buying your first home is an exciting time but can also be stressful also. By preparing in advance, you can cut down on the stress tremendously.
Here are some tips to keep in mind when starting on the venture to home ownership.
Know your finances
Before you even look at homes or talk with lenders, examine your own finances thoroughly. Make sure you know your credit score, have a copy of your credit report which you can get for free once per year from each of the three sources: Experian, Equifax, and Transunion. Correst any errors and clear up any mistakes. Also, take care of any late payments or collection notices.
Set aside some reserve funds
Buyers are still buying with zero down but not having some extra in the reserve fund can make the process more hectic. If something should come up along the way you want that extra cash there to cover you. The inspection costs and earnest money deposit will be cash expenses and if the inspector recommends having an additional inspection you will need a little more for that. Also, once you are in the home you may need to make minor repairs or add to your furnishings and its not much fun to start out in a new home with not a penny to your name.
Find the right home owners insurance
Buying a home is a great investment but if something should happen to it, you want to make sure the cost is covered. Plus, by borrowing the money, the back technically owns the home until it's paid off so they will require their asset to be covered. Shop around and decide if you want to pay all at once or have the cost built into your mortgage payment and let your lender know this information.
Don't sign anything you don't fully understand
There are so many documents within a Tri Cities real estate transaction that many of them start to blur and run together but do make sure you know what you are signing. Is everything the way you had thought it would be? If there is anything you don't understand don't feel embarassed to ask. Escrow agents help hundreds of first time buyers close on homes and they have heard it all.
Buy a home you truly love
This may go without saying but so many home buyers may find dead ends at a lot of homes they try to buy and simply end up settling for something they really don't like just to get into a home. Make sure this is a home you can love, live in comfortably and may consider selling one day. If the home has issues you really don't like now, chances are a future buyer may feel the same way. This is probably not the last home you will buy so consider resale value when choosing your home.
For more information on finding the right Kennewick homes or property for you and getting started in the real estate process please send us an email or give us a call!. We will be happy to help you in the road to homeownership!
Here are some tips to keep in mind when starting on the venture to home ownership.
Know your finances
Before you even look at homes or talk with lenders, examine your own finances thoroughly. Make sure you know your credit score, have a copy of your credit report which you can get for free once per year from each of the three sources: Experian, Equifax, and Transunion. Correst any errors and clear up any mistakes. Also, take care of any late payments or collection notices.
Set aside some reserve funds
Buyers are still buying with zero down but not having some extra in the reserve fund can make the process more hectic. If something should come up along the way you want that extra cash there to cover you. The inspection costs and earnest money deposit will be cash expenses and if the inspector recommends having an additional inspection you will need a little more for that. Also, once you are in the home you may need to make minor repairs or add to your furnishings and its not much fun to start out in a new home with not a penny to your name.
Find the right home owners insurance
Buying a home is a great investment but if something should happen to it, you want to make sure the cost is covered. Plus, by borrowing the money, the back technically owns the home until it's paid off so they will require their asset to be covered. Shop around and decide if you want to pay all at once or have the cost built into your mortgage payment and let your lender know this information.
Don't sign anything you don't fully understand
There are so many documents within a Tri Cities real estate transaction that many of them start to blur and run together but do make sure you know what you are signing. Is everything the way you had thought it would be? If there is anything you don't understand don't feel embarassed to ask. Escrow agents help hundreds of first time buyers close on homes and they have heard it all.
Buy a home you truly love
This may go without saying but so many home buyers may find dead ends at a lot of homes they try to buy and simply end up settling for something they really don't like just to get into a home. Make sure this is a home you can love, live in comfortably and may consider selling one day. If the home has issues you really don't like now, chances are a future buyer may feel the same way. This is probably not the last home you will buy so consider resale value when choosing your home.
For more information on finding the right Kennewick homes or property for you and getting started in the real estate process please send us an email or give us a call!. We will be happy to help you in the road to homeownership!
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Saturday, March 20, 2010
5315 Eisenhower Court, Pasco, Washington
If you like livin' large, this is the home for you. The spacious kitchen includes a media center and there's a private office for taking care of business. There are three large bedrooms and the oversized loft makes a great family room or play space. The yard, one of the biggest in its subdivision, boasts storage for lawn and garden equipment, a covered back porch, and a basketball court for family fun. Add a fantastic location, just minutes from shopping and freeway access, and you have a home that truly is a must see. Call me at 509-308-2102 for a private tour.
Click here to view a slideshow of the property pictures
Click here to view a slideshow of the property pictures
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1204 Fig Street, Benton City, Washington
Here is a great new listing in Benton City, Washington. This 4 bedroom 2.5 bath home has new carpets large deck and patio with a great view. Very clean should not last long. Call your me at 509-308-2102 for a private showing.
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
1025 Winslow Ave, Richland, WA
We've got a new listing and one that you need to see. This is a great home in remarkable Richland, Washington! 3 Bedrooms on large corner lot. This home has updated kitchen and floors throughout. All appliances are newer and include a front loading washer and dryer. Covered patio with a carport. This home will not last long. Contact Jason Barrow at 509-308-2102 or jason@jasonbarrowrealty.com to see this gem.
Friday, February 26, 2010
8901 W 5th in Kennewick, WA
Beautiful new construction home. Extensive tile work throughout. Gorgeous kitchen with granite slab counter tops, beautiful tile flooring, stainless steel appliances, pantry, eating bar, center island. Living room on mainlevel with beautiful marble fireplace. Large master on main level. Family room upstairs. One of the upstairs bedrooms has it's own private balcony. Covered back patio with outdoor kitchen. You have to see this to believe it. Seller says BRING OFFERS!
Here is a slideshow of the property photos, courtesy of Carsten Photography:
For more detailed information, visit my website.
Here is a slideshow of the property photos, courtesy of Carsten Photography:
Get the flash player here: http://www.adobe.com/flashplayer
For more detailed information, visit my website.
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