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Sea Pac Homes
Referral from
Jan 21, 2018
Jayne H.:
I’m considering selling part of my property for someone to develop into residential lots. Any recommendations for contractors wanting...
Renee U.:
Yes- I would contact The New Home Team 425-356-3300 They are responsible for developing the Sea Pac play on Roosevelt Rd. Bruce... Champions Real Estate
- Real Estate Agent
- 525 5th Ave S Edmonds, WA 98020
- Open ⋅ Closes at 4:30PM
Referral from
Mar 03, 2014
Dinachka V.:
Can anyone recommend a really good and long time experienced real estate agent? We are looking in buying a home very soon!!
Chelsey N.:
www.nwchampions.com Windermere Real Estate Edmonds
Referral from July 30, 2014
Chris M. asked:
Can any of you wonderful people out there recommend a Seattle/Northend realtor who can find my wife and me a great house? And also tell me why Facebook's spellcheck...
Roger W. replied:
David Nickleson John L. Scott 206 356 0531
Sue S. replied:
Greg's at 206 713 2921
Dennis M. replied:
Linda Juliano at Windemere
Susan D. replied:
Hello Chris Maxfield - I can be reached at 206-650-4099 or diana@diananelson.com I've been a realtor with RE/MAX for 21 years and know the North Seattle & Snohomish county very well. I would love to work with you and find you a fantastic home!! I often meet buyers for a Q & A interview to make sure we are a good match. Please feel free to call anytime. Facebook link is https://m.facebook.com/DianaNelson.RealEstate
Zhenya L. replied:
Lori Campion was an absolute rock star for me and Joseph! Smart. Quick. Reliable. Fun. She lives in the Meadowbrook neighborhood and showed us houses from Ballard into wayyy north Bothell -- and we bought in Lake Forest Park. We got the first house we bid on, and she negotiated some challenging issues to get it all finalized -- even helped us get the price lowered in the process! Plus, she's all certified for the green/sustainable. Call her! Call her! http://loricampion.com/
Referral from June 7, 2019
ItalianSpaceMan1 asked:
Where to learn about CRE REHAB/DEVELOPMENT? The majority of online real estate info is targeted to realtors, brokers, real estate investors and the most notorious of the...
ceschoseshorribles replied:
Realistically? Take any job you can get that puts you in/around this. Be a sponge. Research everything you don’t understand, ask good questions. After you’ve got a bit of a handle on it, take someone to coffee/lunch to learn. Join professional associations.
ImAPinkLion replied:
I did not see it mentioned yet, but the actual knowledge base is typically offered in "construction management". So there are whole 4 yr and Masters degrees dedicated to that stuff. That doesn't mean you need all that but, there are textbooks (on amazon) and community college courses to get you grounded (if you like to learn that way). Besides that...make friends, talk and be a sponge around CM guys and developers. People will give a whole Udemy course if you buy them a coffee and a danish!
seriousgenius replied:
Experience. I’d love to learn also.
The-zKR0N0S replied:
wallstreetoasis adventuresincre
lvxn0va replied:
[ULI.org](https://ULI.org) and NAIOP.org
CAM_Capital replied:
Where are (in what state are you in)?
kushhcommander replied:
You're on the internet......
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