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A dream home, a dark past, and a legal twist — discover what Virginia law says about “haunted” houses and when sellers have to disclose them.
A dream home, a dark past, and a legal twist — discover what Virginia law says about “haunted” houses and when sellers have to disclose them.
When you make an offer on a condo, your earnest money deposit shows the seller you’re serious about buying. Learn how much to put down, when it’s due, what happens if it’s late, and how to protect it so you don’t risk losing your deposit.
For years, ultra-low mortgage rates froze homeowners in place. But as more loans reset and equity builds, Arlington’s condo market is starting to thaw — slowly but surely.
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.
Mortgage rates don’t follow the Fed line by line—they track the 10-year Treasury bond. Here’s how the Fed Funds Rate, Treasury yields, and mortgage rates connect, and what it means for Arlington condo buyers and sellers.
Special assessments are one of the biggest hidden surprises in condo living. Here’s what buyers and sellers need to know to avoid being caught off guard.
Condo buyers in Arlington are often surprised by the fine print. From pets and rentals to flooring, parking, and even blinds, here are 10 condo rules that catch both buyers and sellers off guard.
Mortgage rates just hit 2025 lows—and now the Fed is hinting at a possible cut. Should Arlington condo buyers jump in today, or wait for lower rates?
Buying a condo in Arlington? Some costs can blow up your budget if you’re not prepared. From condo fees to special assessments and insurance gaps, learn what to watch for — and how to spot them before you make an offer. Smart buyers avoid costly surprises.
Buying a house may feel out of reach, but starting with a condo could be the smartest move you make. Here’s how to use a condo to build equity and work your way toward your dream home.