Seattle Brokers
HELPING A SELLER WHO NEEDED EXTRA TIME AND ...

3814 NE 89th Street; Seattle 98115

We recently helped a homeowner who needed time and flexibility to sell their property. We brought a Buyer that was willing to work with the Seller and close on the transaction when the Seller was ready. This flexibility gave the homeowner the space to identify and secure their next home without any added pressure. Once the Seller was ready, our Buyer moved quickly and efficiently, closing the deal smoothly. This approach created a win-win situation. It's a great example of the Buyers we work closely with and who values a collaborative process to make the deal work for everyone.

HELPING A SELLER WHO NEEDED EXTRA TIME AND FLEXIBILITY TO FIND A NEW HOME

RESPONDING TO CUSTOMERS

We are able to respond quickly to client needs and changes in the market, effectively selling properties quickly and efficiently.

The seller of 8034 Mary Ave NW recently took advantage of the MHA upzoning of this Ballard property. Seattle Land Broker worked closely with this seller to achieve the terms that were most important to her. We brought a strong buyer that was able to close in 21 days and offered a free, 30-day rent back. The seller was able to experience a seamless closing process while achieving top dollar.

IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITY

Our knowledge of zoning law changes allow Seattle Land Broker to locate properties that can be developed, and bring them to market.

Seattle Land Broker has identified many L-zoned properties for development in Seattle neighborhoods throughout the years, including 3833 23rd Ave W in the Magnolia. These sellers were tired of being landlords and wanted to cash out on their investment property. Seattle Land Broker represented several other new townhome developments in their vicinity, so these sellers knew they could get the most by working with a knowledgeable and experienced land broker to complete this sale. Our highly qualified buyer was able to purchase the property “as is” and worked through the feasibility discretely to avoid disrupting the current tenants.