Showing posts with label NOVA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NOVA. Show all posts

Friday, June 9, 2017

Free Home Buying Class Evening 2 night class for Northern VA Homebuyers

2 NIGHT eve CLASS                       Manassas Location
FREE Home buying Education Classes for first time home buyers in Northern Virginia!!!!!!!!
Stop dreaming of HomeOwnership!
Down Payment Assistance Program , VHDA Virginia Housing Development Authority
FREE HOME OWNERSHIP CLASS
Open to first time home buyers in Northern Virginia!!!!!!!! *and buyers that have not purchased in 3 years
2 night class 545-9pm   Tues June 27th and Wed June 28th, 2017  Must attend both nights for certificate of completion required for most loans
Location: 10629 Crestwood Dr Manassas VA 20109
Come learn about the buying process from beginning to end and get info on down-payment assistance programs. There will be a loan officer, a real estate agent, and a home inspector, on hand to give you valuable information and answer your questions on credit, loans, finance, and real estate contracts

Saturday, April 8, 2017

DMV Home Buyers 6 Fundamental Home Buying Tips DC MD VA

Home Buyers should be familiar with these 6 fundamental Home Buying tips.   Contact me Today to discuss more tips and info .. Start Here GreatDCMetroHomes.com

Friday, October 30, 2015

NOVA DMV Fall Must Do Home Maintenance Tips

Simple Fall tasks can save you from more expensive repairs over the next few months and will keep your DC metro home in great shape.

1. Take care of hoses and faucets: Disconnect your hoses before the freezing temperatures arrive, because they can cause water to back up in your faucets and eventually cause the plumbing to crack.  If possibble, shut off the valves for your exterior faucets.
2. Winterize the lawn mower: Either run the mower dry, or use a fuel stabilizer to prevent the gas in your mower from degrading and damaging the engine.
3. Clean the gutters: Twigs and leaves will build up in your gutters throughout the fall. Make sure to clean the gutters before there’s heavy snow, because the weight of both the leaves and the melting snow could cause the gutters to break away from the house. This winter in Washington DC metro areas are expected to have a large snow fall accumulation.
4. Get the furnace ready: Your best bet is to call in a professional to give the furnace a tune up, but at the very least you should change the filters. Find a good company, check your county’s best of best list.
5. Inspect the roof: As snow accumulates and melts from your roof, it can cause major water damage if the roof isn’t in good shape. Look for loose shingles, rust, moss—anything that could lead to decay or water damage. It’s best to be proactive with your roof repairs can be extremely expensive—so don’t hesitate to call a roofing professional if necessary. It’s worth it in the long run!
When you are ready to sell that home in Washington DC, Fairfax, or Prince William County contact GreatDCMetroHomes.net and Find out what your home is worth for Free!
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Friday, May 15, 2015

DMV, DC, MD, Northern VA Climbing Real Estate Taxes



A climbing market is great news to homeowners but keep in mind, with growing sales prices comes higher taxes.  Eager buyers and motivated sellers have jump started the market this year in the DMV areas DC, MD, and Northern VA.
Homeowners be prepared and take this as a warning your real estate taxes could be should be going up soon.   Data released Monday from MRIS show that greater inventory and modest prices have driven sales from Jan to April.  Areas like DC have a lack of inventory and is experiencing more bidding wars. With all of this comes more sales, more comps, more appreciation, higher prices, and then higher taxes....
The jump you see will depend on your location and how often taxes are assessed in your area but just note you may receive a notice in the mail..  
Do not let it bother or worry you it is usually just a small jump in payment.