selling a home in northern virginia: LOW INVENTORY ALERT: It's Time to Sell Your Home in Northern Virginia!
- 03/17/11 09:06 AM
ALERT! ALERT! ALERT! Northern Virginia Housing inventory is at very low levels. A "normal" or balanced market means that there is 6 months of inventory of houses on the market. More than 6 months inventory favors buyers who have lots of homes from which to choose. Less than 6 months inventory favors sellers who can take advantage of the lack of inventory to entice the buyers to buy their home. I see these low levels of housing supply every day, whether it's realizing that I've shown a buyer every home that meets their criteria and there's nothing left, facing multiple offers … (5 comments)
selling a home in northern virginia: Stop Right There! 12 Things You Should Quit Telling Potential Homebuyers
- 02/27/11 07:19 AM
The door bell rings. You scurry about the house making sure everything is clean and in order and then you open the front door. You're greeted by Rachel the REALTOR and her clients coming to see your home for their 2 p.m. appointment. The urge to engage them in conversation is great. You want to know about the buyers. You want to tell them how great your house really is. You want to be friendly, helpful, and informative. Instead of letting them explore, you want to show them around the house and point out your favorite upgraded features. STOP RIGHT THERE! … (28 comments)
selling a home in northern virginia: We're Everywhere & So is Your Home
- 10/23/10 10:50 AM
Please take a look at this brief video which shows you some of the many places where we've been popping up. We try to be everywhere and we make sure that when you list your home with us that it's everywhere too! When you watch the video, make sure you've got your sound turned up -- it's got a catchy beat to it! Brian Block is Everywhere!
Here's some details of the many websites that your home will be featured on when we work together to market and sell your home: Your Home will be Everywhere! … (3 comments)
HGTV's camera crew will be in D.C. and/or Northern Virginia to capture all the trials and tribulations, stress and success of prepping for sale, pricing, negotiating, and ultimately selling a home for the first time. QUALIFICATIONS: You must be FUN. You must have high energy. This must be your first time selling a home. You must be motivated to sell. … (11 comments)
selling a home in northern virginia: Reason #19 to Hire a Local Experienced Listing Agent to Sell Your Home
- 04/26/10 09:32 AM
There are many reasons why you should hire a local experienced real estate professional to list and sell your home. You can probably think up some of these reasons on your own. Here's Reason #19: They will make sure your home gets maximum exposure on the market by ensuring that other local agents can access your property. Let me explain. But first let me preface the explanation with this: I am not a ranter and a raver. I rarely if ever complain about another agent. It takes a lot to get me upset, frustrated, or angry. And I have never nor … (7 comments)
selling a home in northern virginia: Come on Down! You're the Next Contestant on The Price is Right
- 01/14/08 11:00 AM
Are you thinking about selling your house? Well, Come on Down! You're the Next Contestant on The Price is Right! If you're like me, you might have spent your formative years of your childhood in front of the television listening to the late Johnny Olson or Rod Roddy bellowing that famous line before excited contestants scurried down the aisle and ran up to plant a wet one on Bob Barker's cheek. A 35 year era in television game shows ended June 15, 2007 when Bob Barker hosted his final show. Drew Carey has taken over hosting duties and holds court as contestants bid … (32 comments)
selling a home in northern virginia: A Simple Theory Tested: Distance to D.C. Correlates to Time on Market
- 12/09/07 03:07 AM
As more and more people from around the country and around the world move to the D.C. metropolitan area, purchasing an affordable home close in to D.C. becomes a greater challenge. Job growth remains the major impetus for population growth in D.C. and Northern Virginia. See Not Just "Office Space" -- D.C. Area has the Good Jobs.
Traveling West and South of Washington D.C. into the Northern Virginia suburbs, homebuyers find increasingly affordable homes the further distance they drive and the more willing they are to submit themselves to the rigors of a lengthy morning commute on Route 66, the Capital Beltway, … (24 comments)
ALERT! ALERT! ALERT! Northern Virginia Housing inventory is at very low levels. A "normal" or balanced market means that there is 6 months of inventory of houses on the market. More than 6 months inventory favors buyers who have lots of homes from which to choose. Less than 6 months inventory favors sellers who can take advantage of the lack of inventory to entice the buyers to buy their home.
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