prince william county real estate: Military Retirement and VA Loan Challenge
- 11/13/15 12:59 AM
Buying your Dream Home after Military Retirement Finally, the day is here! You like many Military Veterans make the transition from active duty life to the exciting civilian life. The question often comes up whether to buy a home during your transition. After all, you and the family are in it for the long haul now for sure. We all know that VA home loans are one of the best ways for military members and veterans to buy a home. As a preparation for their new civilian career, the military allows members time to get settled, interview for jobs, and look for housing that … (1 comments)
PrinceWilliam County, Virginia – A County being Revitalized
Whether you just moved her or have lived here, I am sure you have noticed some major changes recently and some over time. I have lived here for the past 16 years. The military brought us here, and it’s been an interesting and exciting transition. What I love most about the area, are the distance to other areas like D.C.., Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County or going southbound to Stafford and Fredericksburg. Better yet, if you like the mountains and vineyards, want to rent a cabin, it is only about 1 … (0 comments)
prince william county real estate: Private Oasis! Bring the kids and dogs!
- 10/15/14 09:01 AM
This could be your home just in time for Christmas! The fall weather is setting in, and leaves are changing. A lot of people take a drive through the pretty country side just to see the vivid colors of the fall from yellow to bright orange. What if you could have it all just in your own backyard? Look no further! This home comes with a beautiful fenced-in yard on 0.57 acre lot, with trees and shrubs for complete privacy. Sit on your beautiful deck and watch some wildlife like blue jays, little rabbits and butterflies. A great backyard … (0 comments)
A visit from the home inspector can be nerve-wracking for a seller, especially in a market like this, when the potential buyer isn't afraid to demand that a long list of problems be addressed before the sale is finalized. No matter how much you do to prepare the home, brace yourself. "The first thing for people to realize when selling their house is the inspector is always going to find something wrong," said David Tamny, owner of Professional Property Inspection in Columbus, Ohio. Often, problems are minor and inexpensive enough for the seller to either … (5 comments)
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Buying your Dream Home after Military Retirement
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