New York City, New York Oct 3, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Your house was great when you bought it. It did everything it could for you. But your family is outgrowing the space. Its cluttered inside from all your stuff bursting at the seams. Youre stepping all over each other.
You hired a housekeeper to help keep up with it. But deep down you know you wouldnt have to hire help if people would just pick up after themselves! So youre fighting a lot now, which isnt really who you are. Youve tried the organizational hacks youve seen on YouTube, but nothing seems to work.
If youre in a situation like this, youve looked every which way for a solution, but no fix seems to last. It might be time for a change.
Jeffrey Mohn, an esteemed real estate agent with Harcourts Peninsula Properties, is transforming the home-selling and buying journey for young families in Western Washington. With The Move Right Method, Jeffrey offers a fresh, innovative approach that takes the stress out of real estate transactions, empowering families to upsize and elevate their living spaces confidently.
His 5-step process sheds light on the confusing and often frustrating path to your next house. Youll see every step of the way laid out clearly before you begin.
This is what separates Jeffrey's service apart from the rest: He is a Harcourts Non-Distressed Auction Accredited Agent.
He can offer you a viable alternative to price reductions. If your house isnt selling, you DONT want to reduce the price and throw blood in the water! Auction is something else you can do instead. Itll give you a better result than if you reduce the price. Youll find out if the auction is a good fit for you in Step-2 of The Move Right Method.
Currently residing in Brazil with his wife and children, Jeffrey values the importance of cultural experiences and believes in broadening his family's horizons. Despite being abroad, he has maintained an unwavering connection to the Washington real estate market, thanks to the skilled management of his business partner, Nick Baird. This unique situation allows Jeffrey to provide his clients with the advantages of his international perspective (this is where the auction came from) while ensuring they receive top-notch service locally.
With an active real estate license in Washington, Jeffrey leverages his diverse background and family-first philosophy to offer exceptional service beyond traditional real estate practices. He is dedicated to helping families find their ideal homes, tapping into his extensive knowledge of the local market and the complexity of moving to your next home.
Above all, Jeffrey credits his success to the unwavering support of his wife and two children, the invaluable partnership with Nick Baird, and a steadfast commitment to honesty and integrity in all dealings. Together, they are transforming lives through real estate, one family at a time.
His Story:
I grew up the same way most people did in the Seattle area. I went to school and had fun playing with my friends. My father raised us on the income he generated as a real estate agent. But I didnt want to follow in Dads footsteps and joined the military as a way of going in my own direction. I signed up at the end of summer in 2001.
The following month, the trajectory of my life changed. I ended up going to Iraq twice during my enlistment. Nothing too exciting happened, not like what some of my friends experienced. But following my time in the military, I would be doing a lot of soul searching for my next move. What could be bigger than that? I wondered.
I started working in manufacturing. I had a great time but wanted something bigger. I had to admit I felt pulled to real estate but didnt want to do retail brokering. So I tried wholesaling instead.
Thats a game of buying a house directly from an owner who needs a quick and easy solution to a problem they might have. Then you repair some items in the house and re-sell it on the retail market. Id have the staying power to go through the regular process of selling and keep the difference.
I didnt yet realize, I had a lot of learning left to do before Id have the capacity to succeed on my own. I needed more hands-on direction and mentoring, which had been sitting there the whole time, in the form of my father.
I ended up getting my real estate license, and joined the retail game. It was about this time, my wife had our first child. I found myself with an outsized capacity to spend time being a father. I brought our daughter everywhere! Office meetings, open houses, listing appointments, whatever it was, she was there. It was a great time. My wife was earning enough to keep the lights on, and anything I brought in was icing on the cake.
One fun thing, it allowed me to teach our children what good salesmanship can look like. I took them door knocking with me; theyd see different people tell me no and no and no and yes. Theyve since perfected this skillset and regularly defeated me with it!
All the way through this time though, Id been remembering my time in Iraq. What did I want for my childrens lives? Like other veteran fathers I had seen, I realized I wanted them to steer clear of military life.
So I needed to engineer their upbringing in a way that theyd end up with as many options as they could possibly have. I didnt want to decide for them, and I didnt want them to be pigeonholed into anything. They needed to have a whole list of life choices to pick from.
I read about people who created options for themselves and their children. They did it by emigrating to a different country, thereby securing this other place. Theyd always have that option in their back pocket, in case they ever felt like they needed it. Then my wife told me she was expecting again. So I asked if shed be willing to possibly-maybe look into giving birth to the baby in a different country. A few months later our son was born in Southern Brazil. He then invited the rest of us to naturalize in his country with him, and I checked off my second option box.
Being in South America gave us time to think. What would we do with the rest of our lives? What is the money we make even for? We realized the thing we want most is a peaceful existence. Having second passports lets us relax, knowing well always have another place to go. Real estate brokering allows us the flexibility to move back and forth. This gives us that peace.
I have to admit, its the biggest thing Ive ever done.
Weve learned the future doesnt have to be anything like the past. Having children just furthers this change. We love helping people change their situations because we have children ourselves and understand whats going on. Its what led us to create our Move Right Method.
Hearing all the life stories from our clients is so much fun, and we love connecting with friends and family. So I made it a priority to partner with my dad and work with him on some of the deals closer to where he lives. Weve also partnered with other agents around Western Washington if its too far for him. My wife has also joined the team, so every day I get to work directly with the people I enjoy and love.
Were all grateful for the opportunity to be part of your familys life and help it grow by getting you into the right home. You just take care of your work and your children. Well make the transition process as seamless as we can get it.
Learn More about Jeffrey Mohn:
Download a free copy of The Move Right Method: http://tiny.cc/qsebyz
Visit his social media pages: Facebook or Instagram
See his Best Agents profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2122949
or Harcourts Peninsula Properties, https://peninsulaproperties.harcourtsna.com/agents/Jeffrey-Mohn
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