I am so excited to announce that I have a series of online homebuyer classes that I will be hosting starting in October. I’m calling it the Wednesday Workshop. Teaching has always been one of the things that brings me great joy with my career and this has been on my list of things that I want to do for a while. So… I will be having a one-hour session every other Wednesday (roughly) breaking down the process of how to buy a home.
I think having it in one-hour chunks during the lunch hour hopefully makes the process more “digestible”. Yum! 🙂
I’ve taught many homebuyer classes over the years, including the Washington State Housing Finance Commission’s (5 hour) course. In my experience, I believe that offering this information in smaller portions may be more attainable and allow us to really discuss the home buying process step-by-step.
The first class starts October 1, 2025 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm PST! Click here to RSVP and if you know anyone interested in buying a home, please share this info!
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