Staff Spotlight: Pamela Gaylor, Inside Sales Associate, Client Concierge
Pamela has been at the Legacy Group for the last seven years, starting off as an inside sales associate, a position she still holds.
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Why Choose a Realtor (and Not Just a Real Estate Agent)
If you’re just now realizing there’s a difference between real estate agents and Realtors®, don’t feel embarrassed.
Staff Spotlight: Meet Jim Niewiarowski
Eight years ago, Jim decided to change course yet again to become a real estate agent
Should I Sell My Spokane, Washington House for Cash?
While selling a house for cash has its benefits, it isn’t automatically better than a financed offer.
Staff Spotlight: Meet Taylor Dimov
Staff Spotlight: Meet Taylor Dimov
“If you love what you do, then you’ll never work a day in your life.”
– Taylor Dimov, Legacy Group Real Estate
True, Taylor is not the first person to have expressed this sentiment, but, to her,...
Making an Offer on Your Spokane Dream Home: 4 Tips
Consider these tips for making sure you get the home you really want. 1.Have Mortgage Loan Approval in Place 2.Work With a Real Estate Agent 3.Don’t Lowball
Staff Spotlight: Shanann Bragg, ABR
If you are not familiar with the real estate profession, you might not know a common “code” that agents use to define their mission: ABC. It stands for Always Be Closing. The term is a reminder among real estate insiders that the key to kee...
5 Factors That Impact What House You Can Afford
Buying a new house can be a bit of a daunting process, even for experienced home buyers. If you're considering buying a house, one of the most important questions you've probably been asking yourself is: “How much house can I afford?”
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Should I Rent or Buy in This Market?
Most young people who move out on their own start out by renting, either an apartment or a rental house or condo. And the first time you go out on your own, it is pretty exciting to finally have a place of your own. But after a while, you may c...
Staff Spotlight: Sarah Hoiland
Teamwork. Sometimes, it’s just one of those buzzwords that managers at large organizations employ to make it sound like they really care about their staff. They will even try to put the idea into action by hosting “team-building exercises�...