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📞 (206) 290-8949
License Number: 113070
My name is Jose Chapa, and I am a Seattle-area real estate broker who believes every client deserves honest advice backed by real market data. I became a broker after being mentored by the owner of a major aerospace parts company who encouraged me to help homeowners, especially seniors, protect the equity they spent a lifetime building. Early in my career, I saw too many investors making low offers to seniors who didn't know the true value of their properties. I made it my mission to provide accurate market information and help clients receive fair value for their homes. One of my most memorable transactions involved a senior who owned a commercial auto repair property. He didn't trust real estate brokers, but after getting to know me through my involvement with my mother and the local senior center, he gave me an opportunity. Using detailed market research and comparable sales, I helped him secure approximately $150,000 more than another broker had estimated. That experience reinforced the foundation of my business: I don't guess at value—I research the facts and show clients the data so they can make informed decisions. I bring that same approach to every transaction. Whether helping first-time homebuyers obtain seller-paid closing costs, assisting families moving into larger homes, or negotiating with new construction builders whose contracts often favor the builder, my goal is always to protect my clients' interests and achieve the best possible outcome. Real estate is more than a transaction to me. I enjoy educating clients, solving problems, negotiating favorable terms, and helping people achieve their goals. My commitment is simple: provide honest guidance, strong representation, and service that exceeds expectations. Helping buyers and sellers make informed decisions and achieve their dreams is why I became a broker and why I continue to love what I do every day.


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