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Author: S-Crow

"S-Crow" (Tim Kane) is co-owner (with spouse Lynlee, LPO-Designated escrow Officer) of Legacy Escrow Service, Inc., an authentic independent escrow firm closing residential purchase/sale and refinance transactions.

In the trenches update

Posted on September 30, 2008 by S-Crow

First, something to lighten the spirits of everyone: Tales of homeownership: If you are on a septic system, don’t drive over a waste line with a 10 ton truck loaded with gravel.  I did and just learned that PVC waste lines will indeed pancake.  The result is rather disgusting.  – SCrow No one is lending…

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Interest Rate Watch APB

Posted on September 9, 2008September 8, 2013 by S-Crow

Interest rates have fallen into the 5.5% 30 yr fixed range.  This is quite a sweet spot for those who are considering refinancing and purchasing.   At the beginning of this year, when rates were around 5% for a 30 yr fixed, many people took advantage of the opportunity. Please contact your local loan officer.  Our…

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WAMU offering 5% CD’s & other bits

Posted on August 25, 2008 by S-Crow

Side Commentary and thoughts: Sorry I’ve been unable to post much over the summer here and at RCG.  I’ve been exceptionally busy with lots of projects and family stuff.   Plus, I’m freaking out that one of my kids is going to be a Freshman in high school starting in a week or so.   But, I’m…

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Local employer Intermec announces 180 to lose jobs.

Posted on July 14, 2008January 18, 2010 by S-Crow

Mike Benbow reports from The Everett Herald. [Addition from The Tim] As noted in the forums, local construction equipment manufacturer Genie Industries is also laying off “120 full-time workers and an undisclosed number of temporary workers.” The P-I has the story. Genie employs roughly 3,000 people, making it the second-largest employer in Redmond. For what…

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Contractors & Tradesmen APB: what’s going on in the trenches?

Posted on May 22, 2008September 15, 2013 by S-Crow

Speaking of economics, I’d like to hear from people who are in the trades: small general contractors, electricians, plumbers, siders, framers, painters, masonry/hardscapes, landscapers, flooring installers, heat/HVAC contractors, small remodeling contractors, etc.. I spoke recently with a client of ours who is an electrician and the individual mentioned that there were recent incidences of builders…

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