Sowins Real Estate & Property Management is an aggressive, full service real estate and property management company. Currently serving Clatsop County including Astoria, Warrenton, Gearhart, Seaside, and Cannon Beach. We are committed to providing excellent service in real estate & property management.
We have a knowledgeable, courteous and friendly staff that will facilitate all your needs. We go that extra mile for our customers. Business, investment, and employment opportunities are available. We will help you with all your real estate & property management needs with sincerity and graciousness.
We have a knowledgeable, courteous and friendly staff that will facilitate all your needs. We go that extra mile for our customers. Business, investment, and employment opportunities are available. We will help you with all your real estate & property management needs with sincerity and graciousness.
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Carla Sowins
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I am an honest, friendly, dedicated Realtor with integrity who will work hard for you to get the job done. I will listen to your wants and needs then put my experience to work helping you achieve your real estate goals. Together we can make your dreams come true. I was born and raised in Astoria. I graduated from Astoria High School.
Paul Mitchell
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I have over forty years of business management and marketing experience, with ten of those years as a fortune five hundred radio group Vice President. I understand this community, its people and all that it has to offer. With the south county's unique beach communities, Warrenton and Hammond's growing retail and Coast Guard presence, Astoria's historic charm and the surrounding unincorporated communities, offering land and diversity.
Selling Tips
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If you are thinking of selling your home please allow us, at Sowins Realtor and Property Management, to make a suggestion - before you think any further, get some free professional advice! The market is getting a lot tougher and homes are not selling overnight anymore. Today, if you're thinking of putting your home on the market just to see how much you might get for it.
Buying Tips
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Under ideal circumstances, a home inspection will be allowed before you make an offer on a home. However, if the seller doesn't agree to it, you should make an offer contingent on the inspection outcome. Such a contingency will allow you to renegotiate or withdraw your offer should any problems turn up.
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