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Salma Khan Seattle Realtor, Wife 👩‍❤️‍👨 & Mom of 👩‍👧‍👦. Passionate about homes🏡. Soccer⚽️ & fencing 🤺 mom

Salma is a customer-driven professional equipped with a comprehensive background in real estate management, new business development, and property management. She is known for her unmatched devotion to clients, strengths in market pe*******on, and a strong work ethic to follow-through on buyer/seller end-to-end delivery. A robust and perceptive real estate analyst adept in developing strategies by identifying customer needs, creating, and implementing innovative solutions. Clients value her adaptability, patience, aptitude to listen and hear what a client wants, negotiation skills, and her ability to proficiently price and ingeniously market a home.

11/05/2026

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Struggling to find a home that fits your needs and budget? New construction could be worth a look.With builders looking ...
11/05/2026

Struggling to find a home that fits your needs and budget? New construction could be worth a look.

With builders looking to move completed inventory, buyers may find incentives on modern layouts, energy-efficient features, and homes with fewer immediate repair needs.

If you’re seeing headlines about the “silver tsunami” in housing, you should know it’ll be more of a slow tide than a su...
11/05/2026

If you’re seeing headlines about the “silver tsunami” in housing, you should know it’ll be more of a slow tide than a sudden flood.

About 13.9 million homes owned by older Americans are expected to change hands by 2036 – that’s true. But that works out to roughly 1.3 to 1.5 million a year, spread over the next decade.

And since the country hasn’t built enough homes to keep up with demand in the years following the housing crash, those sales will help close a gap that’s already there. Not overwhelm the market.

So don't let a dramatic national headline scare you - especially if you’re thinking of selling.

What matters far more is what's happening in your local market. How many houses are for sale nearby? What are buyers looking for? And what are similar houses actually selling for?

Those are the numbers that should shape your selling strategy.

Curious what the market looks like in your neighborhood? Let's take a look.

11/05/2026

Buyers often see your home online before they ever step through the door. Professional photography can capture attention, create interest, and encourage buyers to take the next step toward scheduling a showing.

National headlines love to generalize, but real estate is deeply local. While a few areas might see slight short-term de...
11/04/2026

National headlines love to generalize, but real estate is deeply local. While a few areas might see slight short-term declines, the bigger picture shows steady, long-term growth. Wondering what home prices are actually doing right in our neighborhood, and whether the timing aligns with your life goals? Let’s skip the guesswork and have a quick, pressure-free conversation!

Credit Scoring Is Changing: 3 Things Homebuyers Should KnowThink you need a 700 credit score to buy a home? You might be...
11/04/2026

Credit Scoring Is Changing: 3 Things Homebuyers Should Know

Think you need a 700 credit score to buy a home? You might be surprised by how wrong that number is.

And if you've been putting off buying because of your credit, this could change everything.

According to a recent Veterans United survey, 57% of prospective buyers think they need a credit score of at least 660 to qualify for a mortgage. And 34% believe they need 700 or higher.

But here's what many people don't realize.

The traditional benchmark for many conventional loans has been 620. And with recent changes to mortgage credit scoring, even that isn't a hard-and-fast requirement for every loan.

Plus, lenders are beginning to adopt newer credit scoring models that could help millions more Americans get evaluated for a mortgage.

So, the number you see on your credit monitoring app may not tell the whole story about your ability to buy a home.

Does that mean everyone can qualify? Of course not. But it does mean you shouldn't count yourself out before talking to a professional.

Curious where you actually stand? Send me a message, and let's connect you with a lender who can help you find out.

Trying to perfectly time the housing market is nearly impossible. Instead, focus on your timeline.If you plan to stay in...
11/03/2026

Trying to perfectly time the housing market is nearly impossible. Instead, focus on your timeline.

If you plan to stay in a home for at least five years, you may have more time to ride out short-term market changes and build equity.

Time in the market can matter more than timing the market.

11/03/2026

How To Win Back Your Buying Power

The recent jump in mortgage rates cut about $22k from what a buyer with a $2,000 monthly budget can spend. But you can win most of that back at the negotiating table. More than 4 in 10 homes for sale have had a price cut. And the typical cut is about $18k on a median-priced home. That’s just a price cut alone. You may also be able to ask for repair credits, closing cost help, and more. Let’s find the homes where sellers may have some wiggle room and see what we can negotiate.

11/03/2026

If your home sits on the market for weeks, the issue may not be the home, it could be the price. Learn common pricing mistakes sellers make and how the right strategy can help protect your time, money, and momentum.

Why do home prices tend to rise over time? Three key factors:1. Life happens: Jobs, families, and major milestones creat...
11/02/2026

Why do home prices tend to rise over time? Three key factors:

1. Life happens: Jobs, families, and major milestones create ongoing housing demand.
2. Limited supply: There still aren’t enough homes in many markets to meet demand.
3. Inflation: Rising costs can contribute to higher property values over time.

Understanding these fundamentals can help put short-term market changes into perspective.

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