Why Choose Jim and Mikki? 

Lived in the area since 1976  

Chamber of Commerce members since 1976  

Active in community & service organizations Kiwanis, Newberg City Club  

Combined 28 years of experience in Real Estate  

Member Yamhill County Association of Realtors  

Active on committees and board positions  

Proud members of the Prudential Network - "Rock solid in real estate"!  

Jim is a Broker for Prudential Northwest Properties and a Consistent Million Dollar Producers.  

Mikki is a Broker, "eCertified", technology savvy and competent in the use of the Internet to assist buyers and sellers  

We are both graduates of the Graduate Realtors' Institute (GRI)  

Member Portland RMLS & Yamhill Country Assn. Of Realtors.  

A firm belief in putting our clients "first"  

After Sales Service Program - taking care of our clients long after the sale is over!  

Paying attention to details  

Jim graduated from North Salem High and Willamette University (BA- Mathematics) Salem, Oregon; Post-graduate work from Ball State University.  

Mikki graduated from West Covina High and Cal State LA (BA- Home Economics); Post graduate work from Troy State University; Graduate of Desktop Publishing Certificate Program from University of Oregon.  

Are you still writing those checks to your landlord every month to keep a roof over your head, but not accumulating any home equity? If you are still renting because you think you still need a fortune to get into your own home, you should investigate today's real estate market.

Interest rates are still relatively low, which means that mortgage loans are affordable, with payments potentially in the range of your current monthly rent. Qualifying for a loan was never easier, especially since lenders have increased in large numbers and are competing for your business. Even if you couldn't qualify to buy a home just a few years ago, you may be able to qualify today. There are a number of government programs and mortgage packages which require small down payments, in the three to five percent range--and that is not even talking about the tax advantages! Think about it the next time you write a rent check.

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