Major Key Group

By the time the owner called us, this home had gone through the mill.

It sat on the market with another agent for 5 months without an offer.

10/25, she pulled it off the market and rented it out.

Renting it was not the plan…

We met April 1 and walked through what had not worked, and what would.

A home that “couldn't sell” in five months drew multiple offers in 6 days, once the strategy was right.

Open house at 3814 E 9th Ave Spokane, Washington. This Friday 5-7 pm and this Saturday 10 am-2 pm.

NEW PRICE 👉 $299,000 👈

4 BEDROOMS
1 BATHROOM
BUILT IN 1912
1,681 SQUARE FEET

The layout offers two large rooms on the main level, one spacious room upstairs, and one room downstairs (has outside access from garage), allows flexibility for bedrooms, office space, hobbies, or guests.

Full electrical rewire/panel in 2023 and a re-roof in 2015.

DM for a private showing.

Deal of the week!
3814 E 9th Ave in Spokane, Washington is priced at $299,000!

4 bedrooms
1 bathroom (space for 2nd in basement)
1,681 sq ft
1 car garage with attached by underground tunnel 👀
A big, fenced backyard with a party deck and a shed with pwr.

Don’t miss the open houses this week!
Friday 5-7 pm
Saturday 10-12 pm

Fun things to do in June in Spokane, Washington! Who is ready for food trucks, sports events, local art, and live music? What are you looking forward to this summer?☀️

What actually sold in Spokane Valley in May?
A quick scroll through homes that closed for $360,000 and under in Spokane Valley, with list vs. sold prices.

Thinking about making a low offer?
Read this first. Lowballing can work, but only if we’re smart about it.

Here’s what we’ve learned:

1) The timing has to be right.
If a home’s fresh on the market, sellers aren’t budging. We look for listings that have been sitting 60–90 days. If it’s been pulled and relisted? Even better.
That usually signals they’re open to negotiation.

2) Our terms need to be clean.
We’re talking strong financing, short inspection window, flexible close. The smoother we make the rest of the deal, the more likely they are to take a lower price seriously.

3) We keep the ask reasonable.
A 10–15% discount might fly. But coming in way under just kills the offer. Low doesn’t mean unrealistic. We don’t throw numbers at the wall; we make offers that stick. And yes, having the right agent matters more than most people think.

A thoughtful, professional approach goes a long way.