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July 24, 2024
So you are planning on moving and are mulling over the big decision of whether to keep your current place and rent it out or to sell it. For most people the answer is easy as they have to sell it to be able to buy the next place. For those in the position of not having to sell, the question is should you? In this post I'll give you a few questions to ponder and a short cash flow calculator to give you a clearer picture of the costs involved.
November 15, 2024
Before you outlay a big chunk of money for a condo investment, here are 7 frequently asked questions. Investing in condos can be an attractive option for several reasons compared to single-family homes. First, condos typically come with a lower purchase price than single-family homes in the same area, making them more accessible and requiring less upfront capital.
December 12, 2025
Struggling to save for a down payment? Many first-time buyers use a smart combo: borrowing from a 401(k) and negotiating seller-paid closing costs. Here’s how this strategy works, what lenders allow, and when it makes sense.
January 11, 2018
Every home seller dreams of receiving multiple offers above asking price with no contingencies when they put their property on the market. There are multiple offer situations in just about every market. Multiple offers will get buyers in a bidding war and bring the highest price, but sometimes price isn't the only objective. Here are 7 tips ...
April 13, 2018
For some reason, people have come to treat Zestimates are the defacto standard. Maybe it has something to do with our desire for instant gratification. In today’s internet-obsessed society, we want instant answers. How accurate are they? Not very. They are better used as a starting point for determining value, not the endpoint.
October 4, 2024
A circuit court judge has nullified Arlington’s Missing Middle zoning changes. Judge David Schell ruled against the county on four counts, citing failures to properly consider local impacts, follow correct procedures, and comply with state tree canopy regulations during the adoption of the amendments.
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June 6, 2025
In real estate, “almost” doesn’t count. Learn when a contract is truly binding and why even small changes—like who holds the deposit—can turn a deal into a counteroffer.
