Top 3 Things To Do In Washington DC | Living in DC

February 24, 2021

Are you looking for a place that has it all? A place where you can dive in history? Soar through space? See your tax dollars at work? Or not at work for that matter? Well then buckle up and take a seat because this DC real estate mama is about to take you for a […]

Teardown a House or Build on Vacant Land? Washington DC

December 16, 2020

Are you thinking of building your dream home but don’t know if you should start on a vacant lot? What do you need to know? What is involved with financing a teardown and rebuild? In this video, I’m going to explain the pros and cons of starting on vacant land versus tearing down a house […]

Land Development Process – How to Develop a Lot for Building a Home

December 02, 2020

Are you thinking about buying land to custom build your dream home? In this video, we’re going to examine the pros and cons of building your dream house on your own piece of land. This isn’t for the faint of heart, so we’ll talk to a Maryland land developer—who also happens to be my amazing […]

DC Punk Scene – the 70’s and 80’s Music of the Nation’s Capital

October 07, 2020

Washington DC has a reputation for being a town about politics and only politics. But what a lot of people don’t know is that DC was ground zero of a major punk movement in the 70’s and 80’s. Some pretty big names came out of this city from that time that you will definitely recognize. […]

The History Of Washington DC ~ MLK to Present Day

September 17, 2020

We’re back with our last installment of DC history with the DC Real Estate Mama. In this final part of our series, we’re going to explore the period from the late 1960’s to our modern-day—which includes riots, crime, corruption, and recovery through the decades. If you’ve never heard of Marion Barry, you’re also going to […]

The History of Washington – The Roaring 20’s to the Riotous 1960’s

August 24, 2020

We’re back with part 3 of your DC history lesson with the DC Real Estate Mama—along with my two helpers, one of whom may or may not be Harry Truman. This time we’re starting in the 1920s and it’s gonna be a bumpy ride! (If you haven’t seen parts 1 or 2, make sure you […]