Stop Watching HGTV

Stop Watching HGTV

July 13, 2016

Also published on Huffington Post. Or at least stop thinking it’s based in any remote shred of reality. I believe in 1970’s parenting. This means if my kids aren’t at the playground then they’re in front of the TV.  (Don’t judge.) We’re big Peppa Pig fans in this house but man, do not put on […]

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4 Tips for Surviving Condo Life

May 19, 2016

Also published on the Huffington Post. Condo life. It’s, for the most part, a city thing. People who don’t want to be able to see their neighbors or who want to own land don’t understand those who choose to live in condos. Sometimes it’s not about choice but necessity. Lots of people have condo horror […]

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5 Signs a Condo Association May Be in Trouble

April 22, 2016

Also published on the Huffington  Post Condominiums. Not always everyone’s first pick for housing, however the combination of affordability and location usually make them an ideal choice for city dwellers, especially here in DC. Many people don’t realize how communal condo living can be, particularly when it comes to finances. They think you just magically […]

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What’s It Worth…To You

April 12, 2016

Also published on the Huffington Post It seems like most real estate markets in the country are on fire right now, with homes flying off the market in days, sometimes hours. Sometimes they never even hit the market. It seems, according to agents around the country, that there is quite a demand in many cities. […]

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Finding Good Investments

April 01, 2016

Also published on the Huffington Post. ~~~~~ The real estate market in DC is fascinating on many levels. The market has yet to slow down, continuing to go up up and up long past the time the rest of us in the industry thought it would. But it’s the old story, rates are still historically […]

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Buyer Beware

February 25, 2016

Also published on the Huffington Post The Spring Market starts at several different times. For some sellers chomping at the bit to list their home, that day is January 2. Holidays are over, it’s time to sell. For some buyers and sellers, it’s really after the Super Bowl. No more things occupying your Sundays? Why […]

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