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Northern VA Housing Resources?

Categories: For Homeowners Posted on August 4th, 2008

Looking for a local contractor?  How about a painter, inspector, garage door guy, etc...?  I have been creating a list of local companies, many of which I have worked with, for you to check out.  It is not comprehensive but should help.  Click For The List Search The MLS

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Checking That Vinyl Siding

Categories: For Homeowners Posted on June 30th, 2008

I found a interesting topic that many of you in this area should be aware of during a home inspection.  VINYL SIDING...  What can go wrong with vinyl siding?  You may be surprised. This article from my friend in NC will help you out.    Check That Vinyl Siding Before You Buy A Home

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Why Parking On Your Lawn In Loudoun Could Cost You…

Categories: For Homeowners, Real Estate News Posted on June 2nd, 2008

The Loudoun Board of Supervisors may follow Fairfax and Prince William Counties in making it illegal to leave cars parked on your front lawn.  The reason:  it looks bad.  Scott York, Loudoun Board Chairman says, "It brings down property values and adds to neighborhood problems caused by crowding of homes and the...

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Beware Of Hidden Housing Issues

Categories: For Homeowners, Sellers Posted on April 17th, 2008

Many of the homes now under contract are being sold by the bank.  As I mentioned earlier, the banks are not huge fans of addendum's such as home inspections since most of them are being sold in their "AS IS" condition.  Being the diligent buyer you are, this is not an...

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The Sacred Open House

Categories: Buyers, For Homeowners, Sellers Posted on March 24th, 2008

What is the goal of an open house?  The chances of selling your home during an open house have to be like 1 in 100.  If the odds are that low, why the heck to do we still hold our houses open?  Wouldn't it be much more efficient to spend that couple...

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