7 Houses You Should Never Buy and What You Should Buy Instead

December 23, 2024

7 Houses You Should Never Buy I’ve bought and currently own a lot of homes. Between my personal experience and what I see every day showing homes to clients and doing home inspections, I’ve got a list for you of seven homes you should never buy. Stick with me because I have tips for how […]

Relocating to DC – Make Your Move Smooth!

June 28, 2024

Relocating to DC You got a great job and it requires moving to Washington DC! You’re totally overwhelmed, wondering where am I going to start? I started this YouTube channel over five years ago for people just like you. I do these videos for you every week and break down living in DC, Maryland and […]

Georgetown DC | Living in High-Profile DC Neighborhood

June 21, 2024

Georgetown DC What neighborhood recently discovered the remains of 28 slaves underground, is home to a University that only stayed solvent due to the sale of 272 slaves to Louisiana, and has reinvented itself more times than Madonna? GEORGETOWN! We are also going to talk to you about the biggest tourist trap in the city […]

Georgetown DC | History, Real Estate, Food, Fun & Lifestyles Explained!

June 30, 2023

Georgetown DC What neighborhood started out as the original port of the nation’s capital, became its own municipality, then turned into Ground Zero for the preppy set, hosted a portion of the punk and grunge movements and became one of the most expensive neighborhoods with prestige unmatched by most of the rest of DC? GEORGETOWN! […]

MOVING To Oakton VA? Find Out All The THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW!

April 14, 2023

MOVING To Oakton VA Location Oakton lies to the west of Vienna, and they share a border. Oakton is also north of I-66. Oakton’s population is 36,000. You have easy access here to the Vienna Metro Station, which is the recently opened Silver Line. Maple Avenue in Vienna becomes Chain Bridge when it gets to […]

Living in DC 2020 Predictions Part 2 | Densification

July 06, 2022

Living in DC 2020 Predictions This is the second part of the 3 part series, covering the 2006 Washington Business Journal’s Predictions for 2020. When this was published, I can remember sitting in my office, working for a national builder. I was blind to the fact that in a few months, the phones were going […]