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CHARMING IN TOWN COTTAGE

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5 ACRES W/ TRAILS & A CREEK!

SNOHOMISH NEW windows throughout! Alley access garage and shed. Garden space.Near historic downtown Snohomish, near trails, parks & restaurants! $199,950 360-568-1537

SNOHOMISH - Custom built on nearly 5 acres of gorgeous park settings. Wrap around 1000 SF trex deck & outdoor entertaining space w/ creek. Shop w/ 4 covered parking. $599,000 360-568-1537

MUKILTEO 3 BD, 2 BA condo with fireplace, pantry, granite counters, & all appliances included! Indoor & outdoor pools. 2 parking spaces.No rental cap! $210,000 360-568-1537

SNOHOMISH - Sought after Dutch Hill neighborhood.

Master bedroom on the main floor. Spacious island kitchen w/ new quartz countertops. 5 acres & barn/shop. $799,000 360-568-1537

MONROE Open concept kitchen/living/ dining with fireplace.

Upstairs open den/office/ bonus rm, could be 4th BD. Attached 2 Car garage, fenced. $259,900 360-568-1537

SNOHOMISH - Over 6000 SF! Environmentally friendly materials used, without sacrificing comfort, class or style.

Extreme comfort on 2.5 private acres. $998,500 360-568-1537

LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE!

PRIVATE, PARK-LIKE SETTING

CAMANO ISL - Spectacular & unobstructed views of Saratoga Passage & ferry. Wrap-around deck, Brazilian Cherry hardwds, cherry cabinets. Over 1/2 acre. $550,000 360-568-1537

180 DEGREE VIEW OF CASCADE MTS

PALATIAL MODERN ARCHITECTURE

BACKS TO GREENBELT

STANWOOD - Flowing floor plan with soaring ceilings.

Covered front porch. Three car garage. Eating bar in kitchen w/ seating space for entertaining. Covered patio. $379,950 360-568-1537

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425-921-2200 www.edmondsrealty.net Edmonds Realty, for the Entire Puget Sound Area

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WITH LOW INVENTORIES AND RECORD LOW MORTGAGE RATES, YOUR HOUSE MAY BE MORE WORTH MORE THAN YOU THINK! Contact us today for a free market analysis.

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Separate utility room and ample storage next to the garage.

RV parking. MLS:920499 Text P964142 to 85377

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SEATTLE - EXPANSIVE VIEWS of downtown Seattle and the Space Needle, with easy access to the Burke Gilman Trail.

Within walking distance to restaurants, Gas Works Park, the Wallingford District. A deck to relax & watch the activity on Lake Union. Spacious condo w/ built-ins. Elevator. Two assigned prkg. stalls in secured garage + storage locker. NO STAIRS FROM GARAGE. MLS:920539 Text P964141 to 85377

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Services offered • Day to day operations & maintenance • Collections & Accounts Payable • Reporting & statement preparation • Yearly budgets & More

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Hardwood floors & Italian marble. Screen porch off the kitchen & deck.

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BEAUMONT - PRICED TO SELL! Immaculate 5 BD w/ Crown molding, hardwood floors, tile backsplashes, granite slab countertops, A/C. Elegant living. #R388

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SPACIOUS 3 BD, 2 BA on over 3/4 acre lot. Kitchen is large and has center island. Large level lot and storage shed. Home needs some TLC. #R353

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Three large carpeted bedrooms architectural accents. Remodeled tile bath. Enclosed mudroom w/ mountain views has entrance to 800+SF basement laundry w/ utility sink & partially finished bonus 12x12 room. Plenty storage throughout home. Big lot & Text P200024 to 85377 fenced yard w/ shed, fruit bushes & RV parking. Convenient to Boeing & walking distance to school. $3

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Airstrip access & Community beach w/ small boat launch. Text P743100 to 85377

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Exquisite LR w/vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, inspiring view of Mount Rainer. Gourmet kitchen, New 30 yr roof, 3 car garage & minutes to Redmond or Bellevue. $836,000 For more photos & info, Text P945394 to 85377

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ROOM FOR EVERYONE! 3000+ sq ft home with 3+ bedrooms on 17+ acres. Partially fenced pasture. Separate 2 car shop. $505,000 Text P963756 to 85377

ARLINGTON Look no further! 3BD/2BA on shy quarter acre. Hardwood floors, stainless appliances. Enclosed porch/office/storage. $264,900

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SPACIOUS 3BD/2.5BA, gas fireplace in living room, vaulted ceiling, French doors off dining room to covered deck. Lg family room. $279,000 Text P955551 to 85377

DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Approx 25 acres zoned R9600, allows 4 homes per acre. Lg 4BD/ 2BA w/ 2 kitchens & living areas. Barn. $1,250,000 Text P963757 to 85377

PRIVATE ACREAGE 3BD/1.5BA 2192sf on 1.63 acres. Ample parking, tons of storage, this home has it all! Unfinished basement too! $324,900

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How to Get Tax Credits for Improved Home Sustainability We live in a day and age where recycling, up-cycling, and going green are common. With everything from second-hand clothing stores to electric cars, people are finding inventive ways to save energy, not to mention money. We have been seeing this idea of sustainability creep into our homes more and more throughout the last decade, and now the government is offering tax credits for making the upgrades to a more energy-efficient homestead.

Here are five home improvements that will save you energy and give you a break from Uncle Sam in 2016.

Photovoltaic Energy Systems

Residential Wind Turbines

These systems are made up of the familiar solar panels that we’ve been seeing more of over the past 10 years. Simply put, they are battery cells that harness the sun’s energy and transform that energy into electricity for the house. Once professionally installed, these can reduce your home’s annual carbon dioxide output by an average of 35,180 pounds. These systems will earn you a tax credit of 30% of the cost with no upper limit. The only requirement is that this upgrade is made to your primary or secondary home.

If you live on an acre or more, you could have your very own wind turbine that produces emissions-free electricity for your house. The average cost of a residential turbine is around $30,000, with 30% of the system’s cost being credited back for taxes. It could take anywhere from 6 to 30 years to recover the cost of a small wind turbine, depending on factors such as electricity usage of the home, height, and diameter of the turbine, and wind speed in the area.

Windows

If your roof needs major repairs or replacement, perhaps you should replace it with an Energy Star approved metal or asphalt roof. These have pigmented coatings or cooling granules that reduce heat retainment. The tax credit is 10% of the cost, not including labor costs. The only catch is that it must be Energy Star certified.

If you swap out your house’s old windows for newer Energy Star approved versions, you could save your household an average of 12 percent on your energy bills. There are a few catches on this credit, though. It must be an existing residence, and labor costs cannot be included in your total. The tax credit is 10% of the window cost with a limit of $200.

Insulation This is one of the more affordable options to improve your home’s sustainability. Insulation improves the heating and cooling efficiency of your home, and can be self-installed in about a day (thus saving even more cash).This will credit your tax bill up to $500. Anything that reduces air leaks can fall under this category, including weather stripping, caulk, house wrap, or spray foam designed for air sealing.

Sources: energystar.gov, forbes.com, windenergyfoundation.org

Roofs

Choosing upgrades for your home to improve its sustainability isn’t only good for your wallet. These improvements greatly reduce the overall carbon footprint of your household. The more of the population that gets on board with energy efficiency, the greater we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which affect the global population. Before choosing which improvements to make, consider the cost of the materials, the labor weighed against the energy savings, the reduction of your carbon footprint, and the potential tax credit. Even more improvements for home sustainability and the tax credits associated with them can be found at EnergyStar.gov.

Happy savings!

Nursery Decorating

Trends for 2016 Whether it’s your first or your fifth, having a new baby is exciting and a cause for preparation. The nursery, where your bundle will sleep and play, is key to creating an atmosphere conducive to sleep and relaxation. You’ll be especially thankful for your nursery amidst the cries and late night snacks.

Here are some of the nursery decoration trends to watch for in 2016 that can help make your baby’s new room a portrait of his or her personality!

Pastels Are Back

Statement Cribs

The Wonder of Wood

Making it Modern

The sweet gentle colors of pink or blue are still around. Pastels have returned with a bang, offering a calming effect to any room.

But don’t feel closed in by the traditional colors. We see others like periwinkle, lilac, and pale green. These soft colors are modernized by blending with newer patterns and modern decor.

In the end, the nursery and the decorations you choose are what you love. Don’t be afraid to venture out of the trendy box to make the room a relaxing environment for you and your baby. sources: Pinterest.com, projectnursery.com, sheknows.com

It’s no secret that natural wooden decor has made its way into our homes, from carvings for the walls to natural wooden crates made into shelving. Now that wooden look seeps into the nursery. This year, wood panel wall pieces are big, and often splashed with phrases or names. For cribs, reclaimed wood or natural wood tones are on the rise, but they still compete with the traditional white and espresso tones.

Bold With Lighting

Along with cribs as a centerpiece, there is also a trend towards bold statement lighting fixtures. Pendants or chandeliers sparkle from the ceiling, drawing the eye upwards as you glance around the room. Just a quick stroll through Pinterest, and we see large lampshade fixtures, lighting made to look like wood, main lights with dangling mobile pieces (a great way to include your chosen animal or shape), or large modern bulbs.

Cribs are essential to the nursery, and they’ve got something to say! In 2016, we see statement cribs in the baby’s rooms as more than a sleep place, but an art centerpiece. Crib manufacturers are getting bold, playing with the shapes, materials, and colors of the crib. One maker even uses solid, colored acrylic pieces as one side of the crib’s wall.

Even with pastels coming back, they are blended in with the sleek, clean look of modern decor. Instead of frills and florals, we are seeing a resurgence of simple and sharp.

Geometric shapes can be incorporated in the wall hangings, how the wall is painted, or into a rug. The sharp lines of a modern look helps to balance the fluff traditionally seen in nurseries.

To the Skies

It is typical in the nursery world to have a shape or animal that people gravitate to that they can splash here and there in the room.

According to ProjectNursery.com, 2016 will see many nurseries that are zooming to the skies with pictures of clouds or moons as the focus. Having a specific theme to the nursery offers a fun and creative way to decorate the nursery and incorporate that icon in several different places.

Your Recipe of the Month Fire up the grill tonight for these Spicy Honey BBQ Chicken Kabobs, drizzled with an easy-tomake glaze that’s sure to impress your guests!

Honey Bacon BBQ Chicken Skewers (Adapted from SpicedBlog)

Ingredients For the Glaze: 6 slices bacon, chopped 3/4 cup honey 3 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce 1 Tbsp hot sauce For the Skewers: 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts or tenders 3 Tbsp soy sauce 3 Tbsp olive oil 2 Tbsp honey 2 tsp garlic, minced ½ tsp salt ¼ tsp pepper 1 medium zucchini, sliced into ½” rings 1 yellow squash, sliced into ½” rings 1 medium red onion, sliced into 2” pieces 1 red bell pepper, sliced into 2” pieces

• Once chicken is completely thawed, slice into one-inch cubes; set aside.

• In a small bowl, whisk together next 6 ingredients.

• Lightly toss the cubed chicken in mixture until well-coated.

• Cover and marinate in refrigerator for 1 hour.

• While chicken is marinating, soak eight 8-inch wooden skewers in water.

• Meanwhile, make the Glaze. In a large pan, cook the bacon until it is crisp, then remove to a papertowel-lined plate and let cool. Crumble the bacon and set aside.

• Drain the grease from the pan; add honey, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce. Let bubble over medium heat; add bacon.

• Stir and cook for 1-2 minutes until lightly thickened, then remove from heat. The glaze will continue to thicken as it cools down.

• Preheat grill to medium heat.

• In whichever order you prefer, thread the chicken, zucchini, squash, onion and pepper onto the skewers.

• Place skewers on grill and brush tops generously with Glaze. Close grill and cook for 5-6 minutes.

• Flip skewers and brush tops with remaining Glaze. Cook for 5-6 more minutes, or until chicken is completely cooked through.

Serve and enjoy!

Nursery Decorating

Trends for 2016 Whether it’s your first or your fifth, having a new baby is exciting and a cause for preparation. The nursery, where your bundle will sleep and play, is key to creating an atmosphere conducive to sleep and relaxation. You’ll be especially thankful for your nursery amidst the cries and late night snacks.

Here are some of the nursery decoration trends to watch for in 2016 that can help make your baby’s new room a portrait of his or her personality!

Pastels Are Back

Statement Cribs

The Wonder of Wood

Making it Modern

The sweet gentle colors of pink or blue are still around. Pastels have returned with a bang, offering a calming effect to any room.

But don’t feel closed in by the traditional colors. We see others like periwinkle, lilac, and pale green. These soft colors are modernized by blending with newer patterns and modern decor.

In the end, the nursery and the decorations you choose are what you love. Don’t be afraid to venture out of the trendy box to make the room a relaxing environment for you and your baby. sources: Pinterest.com, projectnursery.com, sheknows.com

It’s no secret that natural wooden decor has made its way into our homes, from carvings for the walls to natural wooden crates made into shelving. Now that wooden look seeps into the nursery. This year, wood panel wall pieces are big, and often splashed with phrases or names. For cribs, reclaimed wood or natural wood tones are on the rise, but they still compete with the traditional white and espresso tones.

Bold With Lighting

Along with cribs as a centerpiece, there is also a trend towards bold statement lighting fixtures. Pendants or chandeliers sparkle from the ceiling, drawing the eye upwards as you glance around the room. Just a quick stroll through Pinterest, and we see large lampshade fixtures, lighting made to look like wood, main lights with dangling mobile pieces (a great way to include your chosen animal or shape), or large modern bulbs.

Cribs are essential to the nursery, and they’ve got something to say! In 2016, we see statement cribs in the baby’s rooms as more than a sleep place, but an art centerpiece. Crib manufacturers are getting bold, playing with the shapes, materials, and colors of the crib. One maker even uses solid, colored acrylic pieces as one side of the crib’s wall.

Even with pastels coming back, they are blended in with the sleek, clean look of modern decor. Instead of frills and florals, we are seeing a resurgence of simple and sharp.

Geometric shapes can be incorporated in the wall hangings, how the wall is painted, or into a rug. The sharp lines of a modern look helps to balance the fluff traditionally seen in nurseries.

To the Skies

It is typical in the nursery world to have a shape or animal that people gravitate to that they can splash here and there in the room.

According to ProjectNursery.com, 2016 will see many nurseries that are zooming to the skies with pictures of clouds or moons as the focus. Having a specific theme to the nursery offers a fun and creative way to decorate the nursery and incorporate that icon in several different places.

Your Recipe of the Month Fire up the grill tonight for these Spicy Honey BBQ Chicken Kabobs, drizzled with an easy-tomake glaze that’s sure to impress your guests!

Honey Bacon BBQ Chicken Skewers (Adapted from SpicedBlog)

Ingredients For the Glaze: 6 slices bacon, chopped 3/4 cup honey 3 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce 1 Tbsp hot sauce For the Skewers: 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts or tenders 3 Tbsp soy sauce 3 Tbsp olive oil 2 Tbsp honey 2 tsp garlic, minced ½ tsp salt ¼ tsp pepper 1 medium zucchini, sliced into ½” rings 1 yellow squash, sliced into ½” rings 1 medium red onion, sliced into 2” pieces 1 red bell pepper, sliced into 2” pieces

• Once chicken is completely thawed, slice into one-inch cubes; set aside.

• In a small bowl, whisk together next 6 ingredients.

• Lightly toss the cubed chicken in mixture until well-coated.

• Cover and marinate in refrigerator for 1 hour.

• While chicken is marinating, soak eight 8-inch wooden skewers in water.

• Meanwhile, make the Glaze. In a large pan, cook the bacon until it is crisp, then remove to a papertowel-lined plate and let cool. Crumble the bacon and set aside.

• Drain the grease from the pan; add honey, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce. Let bubble over medium heat; add bacon.

• Stir and cook for 1-2 minutes until lightly thickened, then remove from heat. The glaze will continue to thicken as it cools down.

• Preheat grill to medium heat.

• In whichever order you prefer, thread the chicken, zucchini, squash, onion and pepper onto the skewers.

• Place skewers on grill and brush tops generously with Glaze. Close grill and cook for 5-6 minutes.

• Flip skewers and brush tops with remaining Glaze. Cook for 5-6 more minutes, or until chicken is completely cooked through.

Serve and enjoy!

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your HEalth

Adding a houseplant or two always seems to improve the look of a room. As it turns out, certain houseplants can also improve your health. According to recent studies by NASA, these specific plants can filter out dangerous compounds that are commonly found in most homes – the types of compounds that are often associated with respiratory illnesses, cancer, and other conditions.

Since they are enclosed spaces, our homes are vulnerable to gaseous toxins that build up over time. These include:

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Benzene – caused by paints, detergents, and furniture wax,

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Formaldehyde – caused by disinfectants or preservatives in consumer products

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Toluene and Xylene – caused by a variety of household and consumer products

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Ammonia – caused by commonly used aerosols and sprays

Additionally, 10 NASA-approved houseplants are said to be effective in removing air pollutants:

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English Ivy – a trailing ivy plant that requires partial shade and light weekly watering

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Florist’s chrysanthemum – A lovely floral that needs direct light and frequent change of water

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Peace Lily – Produces small, white flowers. Needs weekly watering. But consider carefully before buying, because this plant can be poisonous to house pets

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Variegated Snake Plant – Has tall, broad, green and white leaves. Requires partial shade and weekly watering

✿ Red-edged Dracaena – Almost cactus-like in appearance, this plant needs direct sunlight and weekly watering

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Cornstalk Dracaena – Produces cornstalk-type leaves. Wants partial shade and weekly watering

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Broadleaf Lady Palm – Fern-like plant that likes partial shade and weekly watering

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Flamingo Lily – Also known as anthurium, this plant produces shiny red flowers and requires partial shade and weekly watering

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Devil’s Ivy – produces luxurious ivy leaves, likes partial shade, and needs only monthly watering

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Lilyturf – Produces purple flowers. Requires partial shade and weekly watering.

Remember to water lightly in most cases, as over-watering can cause root rot and kill the plant.

Source: RISMedia

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Edmonds Newest Community 'Bryland Ridge' Just 5 left! 12 Exceptional NEW Mid Modern Homes Crafted by 2 Local Builders - READY NOW!

All homes have 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms upstairs & 3/4 bathroom on the main floor with a Den that could be 5th Bedroom. Open floor concept great room-dining-kitchen area with gas fireplace, plus Bonus room. Covered outdoor living space w/gas fireplace. Fully landscaped. Located in the highly rated Mukilteo School District.

Prices starting at just $549,000 up to $610,000.

For more photos & info: Text P927031 to 85377 or email me at lorirealtor@hotmail.com

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STOP BY TODAY! DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM MUKILTEO SPEEDWAY: Go West onto Beverly park Rd. Go West on Picnic Point Rd. Bryland Ridge is 1/4 mile on left side.

FROM HWY 99: Go West on Shelby Rd. (becomes Picnic Point Rd) Bryland Ridge is 1/4 mile on left side.

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100 FEET OF WATERFRONT with concrete bulkhead and your own concrete boat ramp! Fabulous view of Mt Baker & bay. Grow your own oysters! Quality craftsmanship & luxurious amenities throughout this 3329 SF delight. 1.93 acres w/ 3500 sf shop.

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EXCEPTIONAL DAYLIGHT RAMBLER 3 BD, 2.5 BA, 2977 SF on 1/4+ acre lot. Close to “Old Town” Lake Stevens & waterfront parks!

Tons of natural light, hardwood laminate floors, granite countertops & many other upgrades! Downstairs living area w/ bathroom could be very easily converted to a mother-in-law apartment or separate living area! Bonus room/4th bedroom. New 30 year roof.

See more photos & information: Text P321166 to 85377

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ONE OF A KIND! Manicured .64 acre setting. Updated rambler w/upstairs approved ‘accessory dwelling’ 1 BR apartment! NEW bamboo flrs/paint. $424.500 Text P118746 to 85377

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HOME WITH FLAIR! Open flr plan, LR w/gas fplc, dining & family rm, kitchen w/ eating space/pantry. Sun-room, bonus rm in garage. Fenced backyd. $249,500 Text P506914 to 85377

TRUMPETER HEIGHTS 1 acre building lot w/ PUD water. Serene, private, gated. Magnificent lake, valley, island & Olympic views. Great sunsets! $200,000 Text P509723 to 85377

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Steps to Prepare for a Remodel 1. Research your project. Taking time to research projects will provide a good sense of what is involved such as price, scope of work, return on investment and new product/material options. Also, research property values in your neighborhood to make sure your project is in line with other homes in the area.

2. Plan project around the long-term. How long do you plan to stay in your home? How might your family structure change over time? Life can change quickly—these questions should be answered early on to ensure your project will fit your lifestyle long after it’s complete.

3. Set your budget. Deciding on a realistic budget and arranging finances to support your project are essential. This number needs to include everything—the project, products, contingencies, etc. Don’t be afraid to share this with your remodeler; professionals are respectful of a client’s budget and will create a plan around it, not over it.

4. Use advanced search for professionals. The online world makes it easy to gather information about strangers. Ask friends, family and neighbors for referrals and then spend time researching that person online. Professional remodelers take their reputation seriously and hold credentials beyond licensing, such as certifications, memberships in trade associations and additional training. Look for examples of press coverage or involvement in industry presentations or events.

Check online reviews and social media to see how they interact with past clients and peers.

5. Ask the right questions. Time and cost are important, but getting the right information requires the right questions. Ask your professional remodeler about his educational background, training, specialties or past issues with clients. Ask about how the remodeling process will work.

The Remodeling Industry (NARI) advises homeowners of the 10 most important steps to take before the remodeling project starts.

What can a homeowner do to prepare for a remodel?

NARI provides a top 10 list of steps homeowners should take before breaking ground on their next remodel.

6. Verify your remodeler. Don’t take their word for it. Check the information given to you such as references, license numbers, insurance information and certifications by calling providers to verify. Request a visit to an active client’s job site. Make it known that you are checking on him—a true professional considers that as a positive sign to working with a homeowner.

7. Review contracts word-by-word. A remodeling contract protects you and your remodeler. Homeowners should review this carefully. Professional remodelers have done this before, and know what should go in a contract. Homeowners are not as familiar with remodeling and should ask about terms if they don’t understand. Pay attention to details about change orders, payment, additional fees, timeline and responsibilities.

If it’s not in the contract, it doesn’t exist.

8. Keep design in mind. Your design guides the entire project.

Think about what you dislike about your current space and the intended use of the new space. Make sure you can articulate specifically what you like about that design when talking to your designer.

9. Make your selections. Deciding on products and materials is a larger process than most imagine. With so many options to choose from, product selections are one of the primary reasons for project timelines to get extended. Base decisions on quality, function, price, style and availability. Include selections in the contract to lock down pricing and keep your budget intact.

10. Create a communication plan. Your remodeler should lay out a communication plan at the beginning of the project.

If not, ask them to do so. This plan should clarify roles of everyone involved, communication methods, availability, and frequency of communication that is expected.

As an industry that struggles with a persistent negative perception of remodeling contractors, these tips serve both the industry and consumers in elevating real professionals from the pack.

Source: RISMedia

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Steps for Moving into a New Kitchen

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There is no task you will do more often than unload your dishwasher. Make it as easy as possible by locating the most common items as close as you can to the dishwasher.

Drinking glasses: Choose the cabinet closest to the dishwasher. You can carry a stack of plates across the kitchen, but you can only carry a few glasses at a time. Put them in the easiest-to-reach location.

Silverware: Choose the drawer closest to the dishwasher that is large enough for your collection.

Everyday dishes: Choose the next-closest cabinet for plates and bowls.

Coffee mugs: There are two great options depending on your cabinet locations: either near the dishwasher, or decide upon your coffee maker location and place the mugs close to that.

Children’s dishes: If you have sippy cups and plastic ware for your young ones, choose a shelf or drawer in a lower cabinet so the children can easily reach their own cups, plates and bowls.

2 Have you heard of the “kitchen confusion dance?” It’s where you dance around the kitchen opening and closing cabinet doors in search of utensils, plates and bowls or a small appliance.

Moving into a kitchen, whether in a new-to-you home or after remodeling, is full of decisions. After assisting countless clients as a professional organizer and seven moves of my own, I’ve got more tricks up my sleeve than a magician.

As you pull a jumble of kitchen items from boxes, you really do have a goal. It isn’t just to get everything stashed out of sight in your new cabinets, but to create a smooth, working kitchen. You’ll want to maximize all of the storage provided by your cabinets and be very selective about what you choose to leave out on your counters so that you have plenty of room for food preparation.

Consider these tips, then use some sticky notes to temporarily label your kitchen cabinets.

It will make unpacking much easier if you take a moment to plan before diving in.

Start at the Dishwasher

Warm Up to the Stove

Gather everything you use for the stove and oven and locate it nearby. An underthe-oven drawer is great for broiler and baking pans, saucepans and lids or skillets.

Pots, Pans and Skillets: Locate in a deep drawer or cabinet convenient to the stove.

Casseroles and Baking Pans: Both upper and lower cabinets or deep drawers can work for these.

Cooking Utensils: Collect all the spatulas, scrapers and spoons you use at the stovetop and locate them nearby in an attractive crock or close-by drawer.

Pot holders: Add a couple of removable stickon hooks inside a door close to the stove and oven for pot holders.

Explore Near the Sink

Along with the dishes, you’ll be doing a lot of prep work at the sink. Remember that if you have an island in your kitchen, the cabinets in the island directly opposite of the sink are also convenient.

Dish washing: Claim half of the cabinet space under the sink for dish and kitchen cleaning products. If you have a young family, make sure to take appropriate safety precautions.

Chef knives: Place your knives near the sink, either in a block or use a nearby drawer.

Cutting boards: Locate cutting boards under the sink or in a lower cabinet very close to the sink.

Colanders and Strainers: You’ll be grabbing colanders or strainers for rinsing berries or other produce. Choose a location close to your cutting boards and knives.

Towels: Wet hands at the sink means you’ll grab for a towel. Choose a near-by drawer or even a basket under the sink.

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Allocate the Rest

Now that you’ve assigned storage to the basics, you can allocate your cabinet space to the remaining items. There will always be odds and ends, such as plastic leftover dishes, so think in categories and put like-items together.

Food Storage: If you don’t have a dedicated pantry, choose several kitchen cabinets located next to each other and turn those into your pantry. You don’t want food spread all over the kitchen.

Baking: Creating a baking center is a great way to organize all the things used for baking.

Place cake pans, muffin tins and cookie decorating tools into one area.

Small Appliances: If you use it daily or several times per week, leave it out.

Otherwise, store it away. Lower roll-out shelves are perfect for these.

Entertaining: Items for entertaining, such as chip and dip sets and platters, are perfect for storing in out-of-the-way cabinets over the fridge or stove.

Source: Home Depot

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Steps for Moving into a New Kitchen

3 1

There is no task you will do more often than unload your dishwasher. Make it as easy as possible by locating the most common items as close as you can to the dishwasher.

Drinking glasses: Choose the cabinet closest to the dishwasher. You can carry a stack of plates across the kitchen, but you can only carry a few glasses at a time. Put them in the easiest-to-reach location.

Silverware: Choose the drawer closest to the dishwasher that is large enough for your collection.

Everyday dishes: Choose the next-closest cabinet for plates and bowls.

Coffee mugs: There are two great options depending on your cabinet locations: either near the dishwasher, or decide upon your coffee maker location and place the mugs close to that.

Children’s dishes: If you have sippy cups and plastic ware for your young ones, choose a shelf or drawer in a lower cabinet so the children can easily reach their own cups, plates and bowls.

2 Have you heard of the “kitchen confusion dance?” It’s where you dance around the kitchen opening and closing cabinet doors in search of utensils, plates and bowls or a small appliance.

Moving into a kitchen, whether in a new-to-you home or after remodeling, is full of decisions. After assisting countless clients as a professional organizer and seven moves of my own, I’ve got more tricks up my sleeve than a magician.

As you pull a jumble of kitchen items from boxes, you really do have a goal. It isn’t just to get everything stashed out of sight in your new cabinets, but to create a smooth, working kitchen. You’ll want to maximize all of the storage provided by your cabinets and be very selective about what you choose to leave out on your counters so that you have plenty of room for food preparation.

Consider these tips, then use some sticky notes to temporarily label your kitchen cabinets.

It will make unpacking much easier if you take a moment to plan before diving in.

Start at the Dishwasher

Warm Up to the Stove

Gather everything you use for the stove and oven and locate it nearby. An underthe-oven drawer is great for broiler and baking pans, saucepans and lids or skillets.

Pots, Pans and Skillets: Locate in a deep drawer or cabinet convenient to the stove.

Casseroles and Baking Pans: Both upper and lower cabinets or deep drawers can work for these.

Cooking Utensils: Collect all the spatulas, scrapers and spoons you use at the stovetop and locate them nearby in an attractive crock or close-by drawer.

Pot holders: Add a couple of removable stickon hooks inside a door close to the stove and oven for pot holders.

Explore Near the Sink

Along with the dishes, you’ll be doing a lot of prep work at the sink. Remember that if you have an island in your kitchen, the cabinets in the island directly opposite of the sink are also convenient.

Dish washing: Claim half of the cabinet space under the sink for dish and kitchen cleaning products. If you have a young family, make sure to take appropriate safety precautions.

Chef knives: Place your knives near the sink, either in a block or use a nearby drawer.

Cutting boards: Locate cutting boards under the sink or in a lower cabinet very close to the sink.

Colanders and Strainers: You’ll be grabbing colanders or strainers for rinsing berries or other produce. Choose a location close to your cutting boards and knives.

Towels: Wet hands at the sink means you’ll grab for a towel. Choose a near-by drawer or even a basket under the sink.

4

Allocate the Rest

Now that you’ve assigned storage to the basics, you can allocate your cabinet space to the remaining items. There will always be odds and ends, such as plastic leftover dishes, so think in categories and put like-items together.

Food Storage: If you don’t have a dedicated pantry, choose several kitchen cabinets located next to each other and turn those into your pantry. You don’t want food spread all over the kitchen.

Baking: Creating a baking center is a great way to organize all the things used for baking.

Place cake pans, muffin tins and cookie decorating tools into one area.

Small Appliances: If you use it daily or several times per week, leave it out.

Otherwise, store it away. Lower roll-out shelves are perfect for these.

Entertaining: Items for entertaining, such as chip and dip sets and platters, are perfect for storing in out-of-the-way cabinets over the fridge or stove.

Source: Home Depot

Ultra Modern Fixtures for a Futuristic Bathroom As a homeowner, one of the most worthwhile investments you can make is a bathroom upgrade. Bathroom renovations enhance not only real estate value, but also your overall enjoyment of the space, and appointments these days are light years ahead of the materials used in other types of remodels.

If you’re considering an upgrade, go for one (or all!) of these ultra modern, futuristic fixtures:

Space-Age Showers From showers with dual spray and steam functionality to smart showers that “customize the clean,” a variety of high-tech, luxury upgrades are transforming the simple shower into a spa-like experience.

Smart showers, which can be programmed based on temperature and pressure, can also be controlled remotely, giving you the ability to start the water flow and set the temperature before stepping in.

Shower technology has also expanded to include waterproof sound systems that stream your favorite music through a shower head speaker.

Mind-Blowing Mirrors If you’re a bathroom multitasker, intelligent mirrors keep step with the busy pace of your lifestyle. Lowend varieties, such as an anti-fog mirror, use heat or special coatings to ensure the surface remains free of condensation, even after showering. On the higher end are digital mirrors that incorporate a touchscreen display, WiFi, TV and Internet functionality.

Far-Out Faucets Touch-free faucets have been around for some time, but modern digital electronic faucets do far more than turn on sans touch. Electronic faucets use infrared technology to turn off when a user’s hand moves away, and allow users to program the temperature of the water and the duration of the flow. Some faucets even feature software embedded in touchscreen technology that helps monitor your water usage!

Source: RISMedia

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Brenda Haug 866-768-7910 Designated Broker/Owner

425-290-2125 (cell)

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HUGE garage & studio w/ full BA.

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10 acres w/ barn & shop w/ office & BA.

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WONDERFUL 3 BD, 2.5 BA, 2308 SF home in desirable Kylie Park neighborhood. Close to schools & walking paths. Large fully fenced 1/4 level lot. Master suite on the main level, huge bonus room upstairs with two spacious bedrooms and extra storage. This home lives comfortably and is energy efficient.

See more photos & info: Text P963537 to 85377

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A SLICE OF PARADISE 3 bedroom, 2 bath rambler on 1.23 acres.

Needs some TLC, but has all the attributes to make it great! Lg kitchen w/ garden window, large family room, living room, office off the laundry room and more. 90ft +/-high bank waterfront. Shop w/ RV bay & attached garage. Wonderful place to make your own!

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RHODORA HEIGHTS 4 BD, 2.5 BA daylight rambler. Great kitchen w/ granite counter tops, wood laminate flooring, large great room feel from kitchen, dining & living rms.

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TOTALLY ENCHANTING 1949 gem with yesteryear charm & modern day upgrades!

3 BD, 2 BA, 2178 SF on large .83 acre lot.

The lower level is almost complete!

Text P323638 to 85377 BRING YOUR HOUSE PLANS! Great sized lots, which are a RARE find anywhere in Washington. Everything you need is in the street, electricity, sewer, water and gas. Minutes to shopping, numerous lakes, rivers, hiking, Centennial Trail, Historical Snohomish, shopping, golfing and so much more!

Build your home where you want to live and play! $139,950 each.

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CARDINAL ESTATES One of the best units in this 55+ community. Detached 1 car garage w/ shop area & storage. 1022 SF. carport. 3 BD, 1.75 BA, pellet stove.

Text P324729 to 85377

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Loan Office NMLS #442452

(425) 312-7081

JimEyre@eaglehm.com JimEyre.eaglehm.com

Committed to Seeing You Home.

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Choose Experience, Knowledge and a Broker you Trust!

I am dedicated to providing the finest service available, while keeping up to date on the current market trends. I have great knowledge of the greater Seattle area and have sold predominately in King and Snohomish county. With the real estate industry becoming more sophisticated and challenging every day, you need a professional broker who understands the industry and the market, and who will take the time to stay ahead of the game.

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Large comfortable living and dining room space. Four bedrooms upstairs including a large master suite.

Back yard offers lush well-manicured grounds great for summertime activities. New roof in 2013. Great location, close to shopping, restaurants, cafes and Mill Creek Town Center. Easy access to I-5.

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KENMORE Beautiful .35 acres & 90ft of Sammamish River! Surrounded by Wayne golf course & Burke Gilman trail. Spacious living room, large windows with view; remodeled kitchen, new s/s appliances, solid oak cabinets, granite counters; master suite overlooking private patio, bathroom w/ soaking tub, double vanity; walk in closet; private hot tub; laundry room new w/ d; 2-car garage opens on two sides to access river; canoe storage; garden shed; built in bbq; high tech security system and more!

For more photos & Information, Text P964164 to 85377

Visit my website www.JenniferMcGuire.com and SEARCH all properties for sale, or read my satisfied Client testimonials.

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360-421-5469

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BYK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Rambler under construction. Craftsman exterior. New, open great room plan w/gas fireplace.

Engineered hardwood floors in great room, spacious kitchen with Aristocraft cabinets and island. Split plan with master bedroom at one end and guest & office at opposite end. Covered back patio. 3-car garage. MLS:898076 $330,000

Text P925405 to 85377

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WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE BROKERS Call for more information

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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Nice, level, very large lot, Zoned RMD: Residential-Medium-Density. (2 BD home on lot not currently habitable.) in is current condition. On septic & city water. Sewer connection is about 200’ north. R820.

Text P202699 to 85377

GREAT POTENTIAL Build a new home or bring in new MH. Mostly Level, Wooded 4.75 Acres. Small pond and out building.

Property backs to Burn Rd. New septic 4 bed drain field permitted in 2009. Water hook up at street. R831 Text P265271 to 85377

MAY CREEK COSMETIC FIXER! Tons of potential here. Floor plan is great- it just needs some paint, flooring and some TLC. (Bank owned property to be Sold As-Is.) R829 Text P217724 to 85377

COME TO THE ISLAND! Only minutes to cross by drive on Ferry. Offering 3 treed lots approximate total of .75 acres, all to be sold together. Lot 100 fronts Holiday Boulevard, 2 adjoining lots above. Upper 2 lots 98 and 97 on Hideaway Place. Buyer to verify all information.

Text P217600 to 85377

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Michelle Torset

Marketing-Production & Listing Specialist

360-333-3959

888-643-4112

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BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED CUSTOM HOME Pure Elegance! 3 BD, 3.5 BA, 3179 SF. Over looking the Golf Course, w-6 years of Golf Privileges. Master suite w/ covered balcony, sitting room & slate stone floor, exquisite Master bathroom. Walk in closets & bathrooms in every bedroom.

2nd master on main, be the envy on the block. $475,000 Text P954956 to 85377

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