@Kara P. exactly….. you just proved my point.i said it doesn’t matter where you live, you can send your kid to whichever school you please (contingent they get in obviously). you don’t need to live in a certain catchment area to go to a certain school….. for example, i grew up in the “Sharswood Catchment”, and went to grade school and high school nowhere near that. on the flip side, just because you live in a certain catchment doesn’t automatically mean you go to whatever the top notch school in that catchment is, or actually any school in that catchment.all of the real estate listings you mention using schools as a selling point in the city are wrong because it matters 0% where you live

Service was top notch - dude literally responded to phone calls/texts/emails within minutes.

@Cameron LamYour amazing congrats on doing what it takes to succeed and not doing what the average young do over spend (cars,rent,drinking,top notch techs stuff)

Your attention to detail and professionalism is top notch. 

My story is requires a rewind to 2002 when I decided to pursue and engineering degree (at the time the job growth prospects and starter salary were top notch for a 4 year degree per bls.gov).

And take it down a notch please.  

How do I find a top notch realtor that doesn't accept no for an answer and has creative ways to structure deals?

The entire staff that I have dealt with has always been top notch and put customer service first. 

I liked using Cozy for my rentals and having credit ran through them - really helped me select top notch tenants.

North Tacoma is a great place to live, and the neighborhood around UPS is top notch.