Ever since the Barbie movie came out, I have been tempted to rerun a post from Valentine’s Day, 2019. Then, a Facebook post on The Arlington list just knocked me over the edge. So, rerun it is! Posted February 13, 2019: Happy Valentine’s Day, Ken and Barbie. I know you wanted your dream home, but
When you decide where you live, you balance size, condition, and location against how much you pay every month. The bigger it is, the more expensive. The better shape it is in, the more expensive. The more popular the location, the more expensive. This means you can get more space, if it is in worse
I believe in real estate karma. Do you? I have seen it over and over. Here is the happy ending to a hard house-hunt: The home was a small Colonial on a quiet street. It was being sold by an elderly woman, with the help of her children. My buyers found out that they were
We recommend that househunters choose an attorney and an inspector (and a back-up for each) early in the house hunting process. That way, when you find a house and start making offer, you are not scrambling to interview attorneys and inspectors during a busy week. You need to know what they are going to be