Federal Way, Washington Single-family home Buyer and seller representation

One coordinated move, without temporary housing

The clients needed to purchase their next home while selling their current one. Their sale-contingent offer competed against another offer without a sale contingency, but the price, timing, and terms were structured around what mattered to the seller. The seller chose their offer.

Two-storey home with pale siding and a stone-faced arched entry, a three-car garage, and red maples and clipped shrubs along the front lawn.

Results

Existing home prepared and placed under contract within the required timeline
One-month rent-back negotiated
Direct move from the former home into the new home
Financing, inspection decisions, contractors, and moving logistics coordinated around the same timeline

What it came down to

The purchase and sale remained connected from financing through possession, avoiding temporary housing and a second move.

Dining area with a glass table and upholstered chairs, open to a living room with a fireplace and glazed doors to the garden.

Living room with a bay window and a sofa, looking through to the entry hall and the front door beyond glazed doors.

Paved back patio with a table, chairs, and a fire bowl beside tall windows, looking out to a lawn edged with evergreens.

Client perspective

Alican engineered an extremely smooth and obstacle-free path for the sale of our property and the purchase of a new one.

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Past results reflect individual properties, market conditions, and client circumstances. They do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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