Everything You Wanted To Know About Real Estate
Here is a quick snap shot of recent residential sales in our local area over all the last 30 days or less. Less than $300,000 $300,000 to $499,999 $500,000 to $699,999 More Than $700,000 Ashburn $200,000 Ashburn Farms 45050 BRAE TER #201 2 bd 2 ba 2 DOM Foreclosure $305,000 Ashburn Farms 20601 Preakness Ct 3 bd 2 ba 18 DOM Traditional Sales $600,000 Ashburn 43874 HIBISCUS DR 6 bd 4.5 ba 86 … [Read more...]
We all know that the housing market has changed? Right… So, why are we seeing some homes go under contract in what seems like minutes while others languish for months on end. Here are just a few tips to help you when listing your home for sale. Pricing Strategy: You wouldn’t dream of starting a big project without a well-defined game plan right? Think about a high, medium and low pricing strategy in advance of listing your home. Have well defined triggers that will cause a pricing … [Read more...]
Okay, by now you have heard it time and time again. BUY NOW DON’T WAIT! But why should you buy your first home now? Why is it different this time around? And how can you be sure we are at the bottom of the housing market? Reason number 1: $8,000 First Time Buyer Tax Credit. This is a great program to help offset the expense of that first year of home ownership. Think about it, not also will you get $8,000 for buying your first home but you will also get a great new tax deduction for paying … [Read more...]
So, it's all most time to go back to work right? Well, before we can really hit the road and go back to our workaholic ways let's take a quick look at 2009 shall we...... Try JibJab Sendables® eCards today! Hope you enjoyed!! Take care and see you in 2010!! Chuck Serving all of your Ashburn, Leesburg, Mclean and Loudoun County area Real Estate needs! … [Read more...]
So, what’s in the new Home Buyer and Jobless Bill for you! Here are some quick facts everyone should know about the bill; The total cost of the bill is estimated to be $24 billion. The Bill will cover both unemployment benefits and housing. Unemployment benefits will be extended for an additional 14 extra weeks. If your state has unemployment above 8.5% you will get 6 more additional weeks for a total of 99 weeks of unemployment. The average unemployment check is $300 per … [Read more...]
Chuck Rifae Associate Broker PenFed Realty Group 571-207-6390 Entrepreneur, Real Estate Broker, Avid runner, and soccer dad! Check out my about.me profile!
