1. Buyers have until July 2009 to make a purchase that qualifies. 
The tax credit was passed in July of this year as part of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act (H.R. 3221). It’s worth up to $7,500 and can be taken in a single tax year. Authorization for the credit ends July 1, 2009, so […]

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The Carbon-Free Prosperity report said five types of green-power businesses are most likely to succeed in Oregon and Washington:

Manufacturing solar photovoltaics, which convert sunlight to energy.  A big plant in Moses Lake and eight other companies in the Northwest already are in this line of work.
Wind Power. Although manufacturing wind-power turbines is probably not in […]

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Carpinito Brothers Farms
U-Pick Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze 
 277th & West Valley Hwy, Kent
Jubilee Farm
Pumpkins, Horse-Drawn Covered Wagon Rides & Hay-Bale Maze
229 W. Snoqualmie River Rd., Carnation
Mosby Brothers Farms
Pumpkins & Hay Rides
12754 SE Green Valley Rd, Auburn
South 47 Farm
Pumpkins & Corn Maze
15410 NE 124th Street, Redmond
The Nursery at Mount Si
Pumpkins & Hay Rides
42328 SE 108th Street, […]

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What Happens To Your Credit When You Get Divorced?

When a marriage ends in divorce, the lives of those involved are changed forever. During this time of upheaval, one thing that shouldn’t have to change is the credit status you’ve worked so hard to achieve.
Unfortunately, for many, the experience is the exact opposite. Unfulfilled promises […]

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According to the Washington Association of REALTORS
Washington home prices continue to increase, bucking national trends
OLYMPIA - Washington State continues to defy national trends trends in home prices, lending, and sales. Nationally home prices are down; sub-prime mortgages and foreclosures are up. But in Washington State, foreclosures and sub-prime lending occurred at lower rates than just […]

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