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How's the Market? 250 Years of the American Dream: The Story of Homeownership in America As America approaches its 250th birthday, it is a good time to reflect on one of the country’s most enduring goals: homeownership. For generations of families, owning a home has represented stability, opportunity, and a chance to build wealth over time. What many people may not realize is that government policies helped make homeownership possible […]
Buying a Home New Construction in Clark County: What Buyers Need to Know Before Buying New New construction homes are popular throughout Clark County. Many buyers love the idea of being the first person to live in a home. New homes also offer modern floor plans, energy-efficient features, and fewer immediate repairs. However, buying new construction is different from buying a resale home. Before you visit a model home or sign […]
Buying a Home How Do You Buy and Sell a Home at the Same Time? One of the questions I hear most often is: “Do we need to sell our current home before we buy the next one?” For many homeowners, the answer is yes. The equity in their current home often becomes the down payment for the next purchase. At the same time, nobody wants to feel rushed or […]
Community Spotlight Living in Battle Ground, Washington: Small-Town Feel with Room to Gro If you’re looking for more space, a strong sense of community, and a quieter pace of life, Battle Ground may be worth a closer look. Located in northern Clark County, Battle Ground is one of Southwest Washington’s fastest-growing communities. Even so, it has managed to keep much of its small-town charm. For many residents, that’s […]
Buying a Home 10 Things Buyers Often Notice After Living in a Home for Six Months Buying a home is exciting. After weeks or months of searching, touring homes, writing offers, and navigating inspections and financing, finally getting the keys feels incredible. Then everyday life begins. Morning routines settle in. The seasons change. Gradually, you begin to experience how the home fits your daily life. After helping buyers purchase homes over […]
Buying a Home Why Buyers Should Visit a Home More Than Once Finding a home you love is exciting. It’s easy to imagine where your furniture will go, picture family gatherings, or fall in love with a beautiful kitchen. However, before writing an offer, I often encourage buyers to visit the home a second time. Why? Because the first showing is usually emotional. The second visit is […]
Selling Your Home Why Your Neighbor’s House Sold Faster Than Yours One of the most common questions homeowners ask is: “Why did my neighbor’s house sell so quickly while mine is still on the market?” At first glance, the homes may look very similar. They may have the same floor plan, similar square footage, and even be on the same street. However, no two homes sell […]
How's the Market? What the Housing Market Data Doesn’t Tell You Every month, we see headlines about home prices, inventory, mortgage rates, and days on market. Those numbers are important. However, they don’t tell the whole story. As a REALTOR®, I spend time looking beyond the statistics because the data doesn’t always explain what’s happening inside real transactions. Here’s what I’ve been seeing that you won’t […]
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Selling Your Home Why Your Zestimate May Not Match What Your Home Is Actually Worth One of the first things homeowners do when they think about selling is check their Zestimate. It’s quick. It’s free. And it gives you an estimate of your home’s value. However, many homeowners are surprised when they learn that their home’s actual market value may be different. That doesn’t necessarily mean the Zestimate is wrong. […]
Buying a Home The Home Tour Checklist Most Buyers Forget Buying a home is exciting. It’s easy to picture where your furniture will go, imagine family gatherings, or fall in love with a beautiful kitchen. However, there are many things you should pay attention to that aren’t always obvious during a showing. After walking through hundreds of homes with buyers, I’ve learned that the little […]
Selling Your Home Can You Stay in Your Home After You Sell It? Yes—Here’s How a Rent-Back Works One of the biggest concerns I hear from homeowners is: “I’d love to sell my home, but where do I go if I haven’t found my next one?” Fortunately, there may be a solution. It’s called a rent-back agreement, and it can make moving much less stressful. For many sellers, it provides the extra time […]
Community Spotlight Living in Ridgefield, Washington: Why So Many Buyers Are Choosing This Growing Community Are you thinking about moving to Southwest Washington? If so, Ridgefield deserves a closer look. Over the past several years, Ridgefield has become one of Clark County’s fastest-growing communities. Buyers love its small-town feel, newer neighborhoods, beautiful parks, and convenient location. At the same time, residents enjoy a quieter lifestyle while staying close to Vancouver […]
Selling Your Home Why Every Home Should Have Its Own Email Address Most homeowners spend years improving their homes. They replace roofs, install new HVAC systems, remodel kitchens, and update bathrooms. Over time, these projects can add up to thousands of dollars. Unfortunately, many homeowners lose track of the paperwork. That’s why I recommend one simple step after buying a home: Create a dedicated email address just […]
How's the Market? May 2026 Clark County Housing Market Update May 2026 Clark County Housing Market Update: Why Prices Are Rising While More Sellers Are Reducing Their Price If you’ve been following the Clark County housing market, you may have noticed something that seems contradictory. Home prices are rising. Yet many sellers are reducing their asking price. How can both be true? The answer lies […]
Selling Your Home Why Homes Over $1 Million Are Taking Longer to Sell in Clark County If you’re planning to sell a home priced above $1 million in Clark County, you may have noticed that many luxury and higher-end homes are spending more time on the market than they did just a few years ago. That doesn’t mean buyers have disappeared. However, today’s market is different, and understanding those changes can […]
How's the Market? Inflation Headlines Are Back: What Home Buyers and Sellers Need to Know Have you seen recent headlines about inflation? If so, you’re not alone. Many buyers and sellers are wondering what rising inflation means for mortgage rates and the housing market. The good news is that the headline does not tell the whole story. Looking Beyond the Headline Recent reports showed inflation rising faster than expected. At […]
Buying a Home Home Inspection vs. Appraisal: What’s the Difference? If you’re buying a home, you’ll likely hear the terms home inspection and appraisal. While both are important parts of the home-buying process, they serve very different purposes. Understanding the difference can help you make informed decisions and feel more confident throughout your transaction. The Key Difference Home Inspection = Condition “What’s wrong with the […]
Community Spotlight Thinking About Moving to Washougal, Washington? Here’s Why Buyers Love It Are you thinking about moving to Washougal, Washington? If so, you’re not alone. More and more buyers are discovering this beautiful community in Southwest Washington. Washougal offers stunning scenery, outdoor recreation, and a welcoming small-town feel. At the same time, it provides easy access to Vancouver and Portland. As a result, it has become a […]
Community Spotlight Why People Love Living in Camas, Washington If you’re thinking about moving to Southwest Washington, Camas should be on your list. This beautiful community offers excellent schools, outdoor recreation, a charming downtown, and a strong sense of community. As a result, Camas continues to attract buyers from across the region. Whether you’re relocating from Portland, moving within Clark County, or buying your […]
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