Questions & Answers
Frequently asked questions.
Straight answers about who Chase is, where he works and how he handles a sale or a purchase.
Who is Chase Hedin?
Chase Hedin is a Managing Broker (WA License #23022714) with Realogics Sotheby's International Realty in Woodinville, Washington. Licensed since 2017, he helps buyers and sellers across Snohomish County and the Eastside, with a focus on acreage, equestrian and estate properties.
Which brokerage is Chase Hedin with?
Chase Hedin is licensed with Realogics Sotheby's International Realty, which is part of the Sotheby's International Realty network. He works out of Woodinville.
Where does Chase Hedin work from?
Chase Hedin is a Managing Broker who works out of Woodinville. The business address of Realogics Sotheby's International Realty is 16812 140th Ave NE, Woodinville, WA 98072. To set up a time to talk, call or text 425.870.1498 or email chase@chasehedin.com.
Is Chase Hedin licensed in Washington?
Yes. Chase Hedin holds a Washington State Managing Broker license, number 23022714, issued by the Washington State Department of Licensing. He has been licensed since 2017 and has been a Managing Broker since 2023. Anyone can confirm a Washington real estate license through the Department of Licensing.
What areas does Chase Hedin serve?
Chase works across Snohomish County and the Eastside. That includes Monroe, Snohomish, Lake Stevens, Sultan, Marysville, Everett, Woodinville, Bothell and Kirkland, along with the acreage communities in between.
Does Chase Hedin work with buyers as well as sellers?
Yes. Chase represents both buyers and sellers. On the buying side that includes homes in town as well as acreage and estate purchases across Snohomish County and the Eastside.
What does selling a home in Monroe, Snohomish or Bothell with Chase look like?
It starts with a meeting and a walk of the property, followed by a comparative market analysis. Next comes preparation: deciding what to fix, clean or stage before the photos. The home is then listed on the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. Chase coordinates showings, passes along feedback, presents every offer, and negotiates price, terms, timing, inspection and appraisal through to closing. The steps are the same in each city. The price and the likely buyers are specific to the property.
How does Chase decide on a list price?
Chase prices from comparable sales, the active competition and how fast the market is moving. The goal is a number that draws the right buyers in the first week, not one that has to be reduced later. He walks through the comparable sales and the reasoning with the seller before the home is listed.
What does Chase do to prepare a home for sale?
Chase walks every property and makes a short list of what will actually move the price. Then the work gets done. He is hands-on with it, including pressure washing, painting, hauling and estate cleanouts when that is what the job needs.
How does the free home valuation work?
Enter the property address and how to reach you on the Home Value page. It takes about 30 seconds. Chase reviews recent comparable sales and the current competition himself, with no automated estimate, and replies within 24 hours with a value range and the reasoning behind it. A walkthrough is optional. The valuation is free and carries no obligation.
What is different about selling acreage or an equestrian property?
Acreage sales turn on things a subdivision sale does not. Wells, septic systems, private roads and outbuildings carry their own disclosures, inspections and buyer questions. Buyers and lenders ask about access, recorded easements and where the property line runs. Barns, shops and arenas are worth a lot to the right buyer, and the buyer pool is smaller and more specific. It helps to gather well and septic records, surveys, easements and permits, where available, before listing. This is general information, not legal, inspection, well or septic advice.
What should a buyer check before buying land or acreage?
The main questions are water and septic, access and easements, the condition and permitting of any outbuildings, and what the land does in winter. Chase slows the process down at those points and moves quickly once the answers are good. This is general information, not legal or inspection advice.
What does it mean that Chase is with Sotheby's International Realty?
Realogics Sotheby's International Realty is the brokerage Chase is licensed with, and it is part of the Sotheby's International Realty network. A home Chase lists is marketed under that brand and listed on the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. The brand does not replace the work. Preparation, pricing and negotiation are handled by Chase personally.
How should I compare real estate agents before I hire one?
Ask each agent the same questions. How would they prepare this property? Which comparable sales support their price? Who will do the work and return the calls? What have they sold that is similar to this home? Then read their public reviews and confirm their license with the Washington State Department of Licensing. The answers are easier to compare than a sales pitch.
How can I search for homes for sale with Chase?
Call or text 425.870.1498 or email chase@chasehedin.com with the area, price range and type of property you are looking for, and Chase will help with the search. Listings in this region come from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service.
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