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Maple Valley Home For Lease-4 BR Pebble Creek

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Maple Valley Home For Lease-4 BR Pebble Creek

<update: This home has been leased> Just listed, 4 Bedroom + Loft 2 story built by Harbour Homes in 2004 located in Pebble Creek. Floorplan features soaring 2 story ceilings in Living and Dining Rooms, Island Kitchen with hardwood flooring and family room w/ gas fireplace. Also on main floor is an oversized laundry room, 4th BR and powder room. Upstairs are 3 Bedrooms including Master with 5 piece bath; and a spacious loft. Terms: $1895 per month 12 month Lease First Month plus Security Deposit. $50 non-refundable screening fee. No pets. Rent includes HOA dues. for more information email: rentals@maplevalleyrealestate.com

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KatesRidge 5 Bedroom Home for Lease

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KatesRidge 5 Bedroom Home for Lease

RE/MAX Select is now offering quality property management services. This beautiful Maple Valley home is just one of our currently available properties for lease. Located in the Katesridge development, there is room to roam with over 2600 square feet, 5 Bedrooms (all upstairs!), plus Formal LIving and Family Rooms. The Island Kitchen is spacious and perfect for a crowd. Very private setting and large backyard. The home is located close to the Cedar River Trail and is located w/in the Tahoma School District. All appliances stay and Dogs are “OK” with owner. Applicant must pay for screening fee. email for additional information

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Maple Valley Rental Market Update

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Maple Valley Rental Market Update

If you have considered adding a rental property to your investment portfolio in 2008 (and might I say it’s an excellent time to do so) you may be curious as to what the rental market is looking like in our area. Year to date 23 properties have been listed & rented through NWMLS in Maple Valley. The average rental price is $1625 with the lowest rent at $950 and the highest at $2990. This average rental rate is up approximately 6% over rental averages for 2006. Interest in rental properties is increasing as buyers find it more difficult to qualify for “low down” financing programs and find themselves needing to rent while saving for that downpayment. Although my husband and I haven’t ventured into the world of Landlords just yet, it’s definitely on the agenda for this year. There are just too many excellent opportunities out there right now! Enjoy the Ride! Colleen Fischesser

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All information is current as of published date. Listings for sale or rent, are avaialable as of the date published, however price and availability are subject to change.