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Kelly Right Real Estate is a fast-growing, tech-savvy real estate firm with an affiliated mortgage company. They stampede into Boise with larger commissions and exceptional support for agents that may be ready to switch to a better commission structure. Joe Kelly and his talented staff bring with them the owner’s independent and resourceful spirit reminiscent of the western frontier. It’s fitting that Joe planned a stop in Boise as the company expands to the south / east coast.

Based out of Spokane, Washington, Kelly Right is an industry leader with-in the growing 100 percent commission niche. They have seen their recruiting numbers soar to over 425 real estate professionals operating in over 12 states. Kelly Right recently announced the opening of their Boise office located at4696 W Overland Rd #262. This office will be the company’s third Idaho office. Joe Kelly looks to replicate the success experienced at their other Northwest office locations in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.

“This was an easy choice for a new office. We love Boise. It shares many similarities with the Spokane market. Even though Boise was an easy decision for the company, we have lots of work to do earning trust and building relationships.” said owner and designated broker, Joe Kelly.

Kelly Right Real Estate was founded by Joe Kelly in 2005. After several years in the lending and real estate industries, Mr. Kelly knew there was a better way to buy and sell real estate. He understood that there was significant “buying power” if agents could help their buyers connect with exceptional lenders. He also knew traditional lenders were charging too much commission which can increase closing costs. There was a better method to buy real estate where both buyers and sellers could benefit.

Mr. Kelly built his mortgage company, K Loans (http://kloans.mortgage) in a way that would dramatically benefit their clients. K Loans’ salaried loan officers and falt origination fee make it an incredibly competitive product that can actually benefit both buyers and sellers. He teaches his agents how to leverage these benefits to increase their sales and close more transactions. The power of lending is an exceptional resource for real estate professionals.1028232Lender|http://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

Kelly Right’s FUSE training is a coaching system devised by Mr. Kelly and unique to Kelly Right. Joe presents the 8-part, webinar-based series focused on many real estate topics. This weekly training is a powerful resource to develop better skills and perfect the art of real estate selling.

Complimenting the FUSE Training, agents have access to bi-monthly webinars focused on lead generation, digital marketing and social media. The free coaching is unique in that Kelly Right offers the coaching to agents from other firms as well. You can find Brokerage Nation Coaching here; http://groupcoaching.me/go-KellyRightRealEstate/

The tech savvy firm has recently partnered with Kunversion, soon to be KvCorewww.kvcore.com. The Kunversion system is considered by many to be the most powerful real estate lead generating system on the market today. Kelly Right offers their agents KvCore, a $750 per/month retail value for less than $25 per/month. An incredible discount and yet another tool for their agents to secure leads.

Kelly Right is dedicated to ensure the success of their agents by providing them with powerful training and tools to increase business and income. Mr. Kelly is dedicated to giving his agents more for the best commission structure in America.

Visit, www.kellyrightrealestate.com if you are an agent looking to explore a different type of real estate firm that is built to benefit you. Contact Kelly Right for a confidential meeting. Kellyright.com/careers

For more info kindly contact;

Alex Veselits, PCM Broker
Director of Marketing

Kelly Right Real Estate140 S Arthur St, #600,
Spokane WA, United States 99202
Phone:509.489.7000 Ext: 1013
E-Mail:marketing@kellyright.com

Of Spokane Real Estate Values and Missing Zambonis

Last week’s real estate news didn’t rate front page headlines, but I spotted three items of interest—two of which have implications for Spokane real estate values. Both fall in line with upbeat news about the economy that permeated the airwaves. Holiday shopping (online and otherwise) was strong as consumer optimism peaked—probably related to expectations for a tax break. The two stories that related to Spokane, Washington real estate values stemmed from the periodic HPI report. That’s the “Home Price Index” put out by researchers at CoreLogic. Last week’s announcement showed national single-family residential sales and prices rising in October. That made it the fourth month in a row for 6%+ price rises—the longest such winning streak since June of 2014! For those Spokane real estate watchers who fret whenever price rises look like they might create an over-inflated market situation, the HPI forecast carried some reassuring news. Its forecast called for more price rises in the coming year, but at a more moderate and sustainable 4.2% rate. They based both findings—October rise and the 2018 forecast—to the tight supply of homes on the market combined with a strengthening economy. The third, less weighty item was a feature in the Wall Street Journal’s real estate section. It didn’t have anything to do with Spokane real estate values, but as the first winter storms swept the upper Midwest and Northeast this past weekend, it was definitely season-appropriate. The story featured an $8.3 million home for sale in Dedham, Massachusetts. The “classic shingle-decked three-story” house was said to preside over 22 acres. It boasted seven bedrooms and baths and one other special feature: an ice hockey rink. Although the 2007 home does have a wine cellar and billiards room, the owners might be accused of being dangerously tight-fisted, because the Zamboni garage apparently is offered sans the requisite Zamboni. But perhaps that can be negotiated. Back to our own rising real estate values, South hill and parts of the Valley aside, there are currently some eminently affordable offerings on the market. The Premier Team at Kelly Right will be here to offer my expertise and a helping hand to Spokane buyers and sellers. Do give us a call!

Alex Veselits PCM, Broker Marketing Dir., Kelly Right Real Estate 509.489.7000 ext 1013 Cell: 509.714.0671 alexv@kellyright.com northwestreal.estate kellyright.com kellyrightreal.estate

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Spokane Home Appraisals Catching Up with Market Rise

The week’s news about the continuing moderate rise in home values will certainly bring a smile to Spokane homeowners. But, as seems to be true for just about everything, there can also be some unintended consequences.

One group so affected are the folks who labor in the home loan industry—particularly when it comes to home appraisals. Spokane appraisals come into the forefront when lenders are formulating their mortgage offers. Home appraisals are professional estimates of the value of the homes being collateralized. Lenders count on their accuracy to backstop a loan—to make its value recoverable in the event a borrower fails to repay.

That’s why steady rises in Spokane home values have one consequence that’s less than helpful. It’s a non-issue as long as enough similar local homes have changed hands in recent months since Spokane home appraisals depend heavily on comparable sales to establish realistic property values. But if the buying and selling of nearby properties happen to have been sluggish, the only comparable sales numbers will reflect older transactions. And they might not fully reflect current market upsurges.

The possible result is that the amount agreed upon by buyer and seller might be higher than the appraiser sees reflected in the comparables—and even seemingly minute differences can be enough to quash a mortgage.

Since lenders really do like to create home loan offers that make buying possible, they do their best to keep track of the phenomenon. The disparity is formalized by Quicken Loans with their HPPI (Home Price Perception Index). The HPPI measures the difference between what homeowners seeking to refinance their home believe it is worth versus what appraisers can verify.

The very good news (at least nationally) is that the trend has turned toward harmony between the appraisers’ opinions and those of current and future homeowners. The numbers are different in every locale, but the move toward agreement is widespread. By the middle of last month, the gap had narrowed for the fifth month in a row—and is now within 1% of agreement.

Spokane home appraisals and mortgage offers are important elements in the home-buying process—but there are many more. It’s my job to help buyers and sellers put all the pieces together to ensure that the final transaction progresses along smooth, rational, and predictable lines. I hope you’ll call me!             

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