THE DECISION ROOM / 02

Fall for the home.
Think through the fit.

Compare up to three homes using the same questions. Keep the first impression—and the facts you still need—in perspective.

Your chosen priority counts twice in the personal fit score. Scores reflect only your ratings—not market value, property safety or a recommendation to buy. Unknowns stay visible.

Home 1

YOUR PERSONAL FIT

Not yet scored

6 areas still need your assessment.

Still to assess: comfortable total housing cost, cash left after closing, layout and accessibility, condition and repair fit, commute and daily routine, ownership obligations.

Home 2

YOUR PERSONAL FIT

Not yet scored

6 areas still need your assessment.

Still to assess: comfortable total housing cost, cash left after closing, layout and accessibility, condition and repair fit, commute and daily routine, ownership obligations.

Home 3

YOUR PERSONAL FIT

Not yet scored

6 areas still need your assessment.

Still to assess: comfortable total housing cost, cash left after closing, layout and accessibility, condition and repair fit, commute and daily routine, ownership obligations.

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During a Seattle tour

  • Walk from parking or transit to the entry. Check stairs, slope, crossings and the route you would use daily.
  • Measure usable rooms, doorways and storage rather than relying only on listed square footage.
  • Ask about permits for conversions or additions. Request appropriate inspections for condition and site concerns.
  • For shared ownership, ask who maintains the roof, exterior, access and utilities—and how those costs are funded.
  • Request a current insurance estimate before assuming the home fits your budget.

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