Molly Haines at the Russell Senate Office Building | Washington, D.C. | NAR Legislative Meetings 2026
A Publication for the People Who Call Woodinville Home
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What Every Homeowner Should Know
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What's happening at the state and national level — and how it affects Woodinville homeowners directly.
When selling triggers taxes, when it doesn't, and what strategies informed sellers are using right now.
A practical look at the real math behind upsizing, downsizing, and making a move in today's rate environment.
Local data, real trends, and what the numbers actually mean for your home's value and your timing.
Your questions, answered publicly. Submit what's on your mind — it might make the next edition.
Woodinville isn't just where I work. It's home.
As a lifelong Woodinville resident and proud Woodinville High School alumna, I've spent years helping local families navigate some of life's biggest financial decisions.
Along the way, I kept hearing the same questions — from neighbors at school pickup, from clients around the kitchen table, from people who deserved straight answers and weren't getting them.
That's why I created The Woodinville Journal. Every issue is designed to help you make informed decisions about your home, your equity, and your future.
"Can we afford to move — with rates where they are right now?"
"Will capital gains taxes affect us if we sell?"
"Which home improvements are actually worth making before we list?"
"What do today's housing policy changes mean for our family?"
Through my leadership with Washington REALTORS®, Seattle King County REALTORS®, and the National Association of REALTORS®, I have the opportunity to advocate for homeowners at the local, state, and national levels.
The Journal is how I bring those conversations back to the people they matter most to: the families who call Woodinville home.
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