Kelsey Anderson Real Estate

06/21/2026

There’s a lake in Kent that most people don’t even know exists – and this house sits right on it.
26420 Lake Fenwick Rd S is two homes for the price of one. The main house features vaulted ceilings, skylights, walls of windows, and lake views from every corner. The private cottage in the back has 22 years of rental history at $1,800/mo. You’re not just buying a home – you’re buying cash flow with a view.
60 feet of waterfront. Two decks (+1 off kitchen). An expandable dock. A wisteria arch leading to the shoreline. The opposite shore is permanent forest, so the lake feels entirely yours.
Non-motorized lake means kayaks, paddleboards, and slow summer afternoons. No motors, no crowds.
6 bed | 3 bath | 3,220 sqft | (If you count both properties!)
DM me LAKE for more info or to schedule a showing.
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06/19/2026

05/05/2026

Real talk, I used to think this too.

When I wanted to upsize my own home, my biggest fear wasn’t selling. It was the gap. The idea of packing everything up, moving into a rental, getting the kids settled, and then doing it all over again a few months later felt completely overwhelming.

A rent back lets you sell your home and stay in it for a negotiated period after closing, usually one to two weeks, while your next purchase closes. That window is enough time to get your things sorted, your new home ready, and make one clean move instead of two. And both transactions can often close on the same day, so the timing actually lines up.

I’ve been walking more and more families through this exact setup lately, especially people who’ve been sitting on the sideline thinking the timing just wouldn’t work out.

And because I want to make this as easy as possible this spring, I’m covering moving costs for the first three families who reach out about this. I even have movers I love and trust to make the whole thing feel actually manageable.
If this is you, DM me the word RENTBACK and we’ll set up a discovery call to map out a real plan for your crew.

05/03/2026

Imagine waking up to this every morning. 🌲
Over an acre of wooded privacy in Issaquah School District, with skylights flooding every room with natural light.
Here’s what most people get wrong about wooded homes in this area. They picture dark, closed-in, cave-like. This one is the exception. The lot is laid out so you get the full tree canopy and the privacy, without sacrificing a single drop of light. Bright, open, and airy the moment you walk in.
And then there’s the generator. If you know Mirrormont, you know the power situation. Except at this house it’s a non-issue, because there’s an automatic standby generator already in place. That one feature eliminates the only real downside to living this deep in the trees.
New roof. New HVAC. Lower level with separate entrance for guests, in-laws, or a home office. The upgrades are done. You just get to enjoy it.
DM me the word MIRRORMONT and I’ll send you everything. 🖤

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX northwest .m.ford

05/01/2026

Everyone thought this deal was dead.
Buyer walked. Seller walked. End of the day, no agreement, no contract.
But I called the listing agent back the next morning and found out we were $5,000 apart.
That’s it. Not $50k. Not a major contingency. Five thousand dollars.
I got back on the phone, worked both sides, and we closed in Duvall.
Now I look at the comparables sitting on the market over there and I think about what would have happened if I hadn’t made that call.
If your agent isn’t following up the next day, that’s a deal that could be dying quietly.
DM me SOLD if you’re thinking about selling in King County this spring. 🏡🖤

04/27/2026

I don’t know why buyers skip this part…

The Seattle market is prime for a move like this in spring 2026. With more inventory that we’ve seen in years, and not many buyers able to get in the game.

when sellers won’t move on price, savvy buyers pivot to other negotiating tools. rate buydowns, closing cost credits, inspection repairs… there are more levers than most people realize.

and in the seattle market where homes are sitting in the $1-1.5M range, a 1% rate buydown alone can lower your monthly payment by $600-900+. that’s $7,000-10,000+ back in your pocket over just the first year.

the buyers winning right now aren’t the ones offering the most. they’re the ones who know what to ask for.

save this so you remember it when you’re in negotiations and follow for more real talk on buying in the seattle area. 🏠