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Most people stay stuck with low-return investments because they don’t have a clear strategy. Learn how to shift from passive to active, from lending to ownership, and build lasting wealth with The Path of Money framework.
October 16, 2020
December 22, 2022
Buying a condo in Arlington or the surrounding area? Here's a brief post on insurance plans for condo owners in Arlington.
April 6, 2018
I work with a lot of investors and a lot of what I call ‘accidental investors’ - people who had no intention of becoming a real estate investor, but do so when they move and rent out their property because it ‘almost covers the mortgage’. I cringe when I hear that phrase.
October 25, 2024
The age-old debate between renting and owning a home has everyone weighing their options. There are pros and cons to each, but the numbers point to a clear winner.
November 11, 2022
10 Must-Have Condo Amenities As condo living continues to grow in popularity, potential buyers are faced with plenty of amenities to choose from. However, not […]
July 21, 2017
When the heat index rises above 100 degrees, which is all too frequent during a DC summer, the search for relief becomes paramount. And nothing says relief like jumping into a swimming pool. Ahhhhhhh. If you want a pool to call your own without having to maintain it, a condo with a pool is your answer.
October 3, 2025
The government shutdown is creating short-term challenges for buyers and sellers in Arlington—from slower FHA/VA/USDA loan processing to NFIP flood insurance lapses. Furloughed federal employees may not be able to use income to qualify until the shutdown ends, while Social Security/disability income continues. With smart planning and flexibility, closings can still move forward.
May 2, 2025
In this edition of Ask the Broker, we break down what a “limited common element” really means in a condo. From balconies to parking spaces, learn which parts of the property are yours to use—but not to own—and why it matters when buying, selling, or budgeting for repairs.
