A lot of my business is working with people who are buying condo or cooperative apartments. Some are renting, and others are planning to downsize from a house that’s grown too big. And they often have something in common: they love dogs! And what’s not to love! Well, maybe not the chewing socks ...
Continue ReadingDuring the first week of real estate school, instructors bring up a serious affliction that grabs virtually everyone who buys or tries to buy a house or condo. It even has a name: Buyer’s Remorse. And almost everyone gets it at some point in any real estate transaction. And it’s ...
Continue ReadingOver the last few months, a lot of buyers upped the ante on the number of bedrooms they wanted in their new homes. And this go around, it’s not about expanding families, but about creating home offices. For a great home office, you might need some extra space, but it ...
Continue ReadingPeople who are considering a home in the DC Metro area have many types of properties from which to choose, and in the city, most of them involve living in pretty close quarters with your neighbors. And high density living can also mean high decibels. A lot of our housing stock ...
Continue ReadingAt settlements, there is a document that the title company orders, the floodplain certification. This tells you that someone checked to see if your new place is located on an area where the Potomac River or some other nearby stream or creek, is statistically likely to visit your house anytime during ...
Continue ReadingOver the past few years, real estate professionals have been spoiling our buyers. When a house goes on the market today, it’s almost always gone through a pre-listing transformation that’s turned it into true buyer bait. And homes that are listed looking like normal human beings live in them? They ...
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