Why Your Fireplace Went Missing in Your Home

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‘Twas the week before Christmas and Congress has left. Capitol Hill can finally let out its breath. The stockings all hung by the … Wait! Where do I put my stockings? Who took the log out from under my nog? Where will I turn for rapid warming? To open gifts in the morning? That vacant […]

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Helping Happy Buyers Call DC Home

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Planning to buy a home? Here are 6 questions to ask a potential agent: What will it cost me to work with you? How much face-time will I have with you or your team? Are you active and knowledgeable in my target neighborhood? Do you have access to off-market or coming soon listings? How many […]

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Buying and Selling Simultaneously

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Whether you are moving for a job, more space, a nicer place, across town or cross-country, it’s stressful. I’m not saying it “can be” stressful, I’ve been through it over 2,000 times just as facilitator, and the only “can be” is that it can be brutal for me and, therefore, must be excruciating for some. […]

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Contract Components in a Competitve Market

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Are you in it to win it? OK, you’ve done your homework, run the numbers and are ready to write an offer on that perfect home. Unfortunately, in a hot market, you may not be the only bidder. So, you should take nothing for granted related to the terms you set forth. Price isn’t always […]

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Recent Media Mentions

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206 Eleventh Street, NE receives Best New Listing by DC UrbanTurf ​1419 E Street, NE receives Best Open House from Washingtonian 516 A Street, NE #201 featured listing in Good Deal or Not via POPville ​1224 Linden Place, NE featured listing in Good Deal or Not via POPville 222 Tennessee Avenue, NE receives Best New Listing by DC Urbanturf 1426 […]

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What are my tax advantages in buying (or selling) a home?

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Significantly, most likely. But before we get specific, you should realize that tax laws—federal and local—are not written in stone. They change often, and though we make every effort to keep this site current, we aren’t monitoring each jurisdiction daily. So accept this information as a guideline and be prepared to verify it before completing […]

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