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Thursday, August 22, 2019

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Thursday, June 13, 2019

3595 Fossilstone Pl., Waldorf MD 3 Bed/2.5 Bath

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Be the envy of the street to own this home in Waldorf for only $ 325,000. Immaculate and spacious 3 bedroom and 2.5 bath home boasting 2388 sq ft of living space. EVERYTHING has been done and you will fall in love with the attention to detail. The signature kitchen is custom and professionally finished to your standards. TOO MANY features to list from the carpet, doors, trim, eye-popping design, lights, landscaping to the paint color will allow you to be the pickiest buyer in this gorgeous home. This is a MUST SEE and priced for an immediate 7 day sale.

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Monday, June 3, 2019

1282 Oates St. Ne,, Washington DC 3 Bed/2 Bath For Sale 400K OFF Market Value

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400K OFF Market Value
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$535,000

Very rare find in Washington that’s priced wayyy cheaper than it should be. 400K OFF retail value and a sweet deal no matter what your going to do with it. Spacious 3 bedroom home with 2 baths. Take a look at this home. It’s a STEAL at this price and won’t last long!!

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Thursday, May 30, 2019

Sale Pending: What Does It Mean & Should You Make an Offer? BY BRENDON DESIMONE

Sale pending generally indicates that all contingencies have been removed, and the buyer is moving toward closing.

Remember the big red “Pending” sticker you used to see across “For Sale” yard signs? Before the Internet and online listings, that sign was the consumer’s only indication that a home had a deal.

Today’s consumers discover the words “contingent” or “pending” online, and they don’t always know what it means.

Many buyers assume that “sale pending” means the property is no longer available. But that’s not always the case.

If you’ve fallen in love with a home that shows as pending, don’t immediately rule it out. Here’s what you need to know to decide if a “sale pending” home is still worth pursuing.

Understanding ‘subject to’ and ‘contingent upon’

To understand what “sale pending” means, it helps to understand how typical real estate transactions work.

A buyer generally makes an offer “subject to” a property inspection, a bank appraisal or full loan approval. Sometimes they make it “contingent upon” the sale of their current home.

If they can’t get financing, sell their current home, or resolve an issue from the inspection with the seller, the buyer can exit the contract, subject to one of those terms.

A property with a deal on it may still be for sale

In some places, real estate agents label a home with some contingency as “active with conditions” or “active continue to show,” letting other buyers and agents know that the seller will still entertain other offers.

During this period, the seller is unable to enter into an agreement with another buyer, but the sale is not a “done deal.”

What this means to another buyer is that there’s an opportunity for a “backup” offer. If the first offer falls through, the seller can move straight to the backup. Otherwise, they will have to go back on the market — and, in some ways, start from scratch.

It’s the exception to the rule, but in some markets, buyers don’t sign a contract until after they’ve inspected and investigated. That means they only have a “verbal” agreement with the seller. It’s not a done deal until signed by all parties, and the home is still available until both sides sign a contract. A backup offer will try to trump the first place offer during the days and weeks when the first buyer inspects, appraises and investigates.

No more contingencies = ‘sale pending’

A deal that’s truly pending is one in which the buyers have removed all contingencies. The buyer is “locked in” to buying the home.

The final step is to move toward closing, which can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.

Most agents won’t label a home “pending” until this time, when the sale is close to a done deal. In this case, the sale is pending the final closing.

Can a buyer walk away after removing all contingencies? Absolutely, but it’s less likely. From time to time, a buyer has an emergency and needs to exit the contract. But most likely, the buyer risks losing the earnest money deposit.

Find out the property’s status

Has the buyer had the inspections? Did they go well? Were there any issues? Have your agent ask the listing agent these questions to understand the current deal on the table.

Doing so will help you understand whether there’s a potential opportunity here. It will also give the seller some leverage.

Don’t get your hopes up when the home of your dreams shows “sale pending.” Instead, put the home on the back burner and follow the sale. In changing markets, buyers get cold feet, or banks’ lending standards get more rigid, causing deals to fall apart.

A smart agent will make his or her customer’s interest known, so that if a deal falls apart, the buyer is right there, ready to step in.

Thursday, May 16, 2019

How Do I Sell My House: Getting Started

When you decide it’s time to sell your home, you might wonder what to do first. While many sellers ask their friends and neighbors for advice, here’s a step-by-step checklist of what you need to do to sell your house, whether you’re going to be listing with a real estate agent or going down the for-sale-by-owner path. Let’s get you ready to sell!

Steps to selling a house

1. Clean

You’ll want your home to give potential buyers a good first impression. Not only can a dirty home distract buyers from appreciating your home’s best features, but it can also give the impression that you haven’t taken care of bigger maintenance and upkeep tasks.

2. Inspect

Many sellers choose to pay for their own pre-inspection. A home inspector will take a thorough look at your home’s structural components, major systems, and appliances, and report back on any issues that may be red flags to potential buyers. A pre-inspection can help you prioritize any repairs that need to be done and direct you toward a reasonable sales price.

3. Repair and touch up

Even if you don’t have any major repairs that need to be taken care of, it’s important to go through your home and complete any minor repairs you’ve been putting off. Patching holes, repairing trim, and repainting can make a big difference.

4. Appraise

You may also choose to get an appraisal of your home. A big part of the process of selling a house is deciding on a list price, and having an objective, professional opinion on the value of your home can be helpful.

5. Stage

There are two ways to stage your home. First, you can simply declutter, remove personal effects like family photos, and arrange furniture in a way that highlights your home’s best attributes. Or, you can hire a professional stager. Either way, the goal is to help potential buyers picture themselves living in the home.

6. Price

The process when selling with an agent: When you’re working with an agent, you can rely on their expertise to guide you to an accurate list price. They’ll start by providing you a comparative market analysis (CMA, commonly known as comps). Since they’re not emotionally connected to your home, they’ll be able to really hone in on the fair market value.

The for-sale-by-owner (FSBO) process: When you’re managing your own listing, you can still request a comparative market analysis from a local agent. You can also do your own research, finding comparable properties online and following best practices for pricing.

WHAT IS A COMPARATIVE MARKET ANALYSIS?

Often abbreviated as a CMA, a comparative market analysis is a report your real estate agent provides you that includes a compilation of recent sales from your area. It focuses on homes that are similar to yours and includes home details, days on the market, and the final sale price. A good CMA can help you select the right price for your own home.

7. Market

The process when selling with an agent: Most agents will recommend professional photography (and they’ll likely have a photographer they always work with, often for a discounted rate). Once you have the photos done, your agent should go full steam ahead, advertising your listing online, on social media, via word of mouth, and around the neighborhood.

The FSBO process: The marketing is all up to you, but you’ll still probably want to get professional photos taken. There are many websites where you can list your FSBO, and you’ll want to share the listing on social media, too. Once the requests for showings start rolling in, try to keep an open schedule (and a clean home) to accommodate as many potential buyers as possible.

The Offers alternative

If you’re in a hurry to sell your home, or the tasks on this checklist look daunting, consider selling your home with https://www.marylandhousepros.com. This alternative allows you to skip all the home prep and showings. Your home will be reviewed by Maryland House Pros, and you’ll receive an offer based on your home’s details, a few questions you answer about your home, and your local real estate market.

Thursday, April 11, 2019

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Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Metro puts 8 properties up for sale

By Jeff Clabaugh

WASHINGTON — The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has put eight Metro-owned surplus properties in D.C., Maryland and Virginia up for sale, and is pitching them as ripe for commercial or residential development.

One of the properties is currently a popular dog park in Columbia Heights.

The surplus properties range in size from less than 8,000 square feet to nearly 39 acres.

Metro said the sale of surplus property will save money by reducing maintenance expenses on property Metro no longer needs, while generating additional revenue for capital and operating expenses.

“Our riders want affordable, cost-effective public transit and to do that we need to find new sources of revenue and efficiencies,” Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld said in a statement.

“We are turning over every stone, looking at all of our assets to get the most out of every dollar and ensure continued financial stability.”

All eight parcels are in areas surrounded by commercial or residential development.

One of them, 1100 Park Road in the heart of Columbia heights, is at the corner of Park Road, NW and 11th Street NW. The 7,400-square-foot vacant lot is currently a neighborhood dog park.

Other surplus properties Metro hopes to sell include the following:

A six-acre site at Albion Road and Baltimore Avenue in College Park, near the College Park Metro station.
Two parcels totaling 39 acres adjacent to the Southern Avenue Metro station in Temple Hills, Maryland.
A 2.26-acre site on Georgia Avenue in Silver Spring adjacent to the Glenmont Metro station.
A three-acre site at 9400 Lottsford Road in Largo, Maryland, close to the Largo Metro station.
A 0.89-acre parcel near the Branch Avenue Metro station in Suitland, Maryland.
A 0.69-acre parcel at 5708 Vine St. in Alexandria, Virginia.
A 0.39-acre site close to the Takoma Metro station on Chestnut Street, NW.
A 0.87-acre site at 12415 Georgia Ave. in Silver Spring, Maryland near the Glenmont Metro station.

An additional property adjacent to the Glenmont Metro station is being offered for ground lease.

Metro said it is evaluating all of its surplus property holding and expects to provide additional properties for sale over the next two years.

Metro has posted details of all current surplus properties for sale online.

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