Life gets busy, and cleaning takes time. While doing laundry and washing dishes are necessary evils, here are the dirtiest places in your home that you should focus your attention on. Coffee […]
5 Dirtiest Places in Your Home
Robyn Porter
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What To Do With the House During a Divorce
Unfortunately, divorce happens. If you and your spouse own property, you’ll likely have many questions concerning what happens to your home, your current mortgage, and even your credit rating. I’m here to […]
What is an Appraisal Gap?
We’re in a seller’s market, which means low inventory and high demand are driving up home prices. As many as 54% of homes are getting offers over the listing price, based on […]
Private Exclusive Listing: 11530 LeHavre Drive, Potomac
A private exclusive listing occurs when the home seller prefers not to list their home publicly in the MLS. Rather, the seller signs an exclusive listing agreement with a real estate brokerage, […]
New Listing: 1712 Allison Street, NW, Washington DC
Refined & stately home in Crestwood, one of Washington DC’s premier and highly sought-after neighborhoods. Nearly 5000sf of living space on four finished levels, including six bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Features include: […]
The Lure of Private Exclusive
Some real estate brokerages promote their ability to sell homes privately—a practice commonly known as a private exclusive, or pocket listing. But does the practice serve buyers and sellers as well as […]
The Importance of Mortgage Preapproval
Spring Home Maintenance Checklist
March is here and with the rising temperatures and longer days, we’ll soon start to see the first signs of spring. Before the arrival of April showers, it’s a good time to […]
The Most Important Thing to Do When Selling a Home
Here’s the number one thing you can do to sell your home better. It’s easy. It’s free. Yet lots of people don’t do it.
8 Ways to Make a Room Feel Larger
Accentuate the vertical. Draw the eye upward so a room looks more spacious. Add a bookshelf that reaches to the ceiling. Install vertical shiplap or wallpaper with vertical stripes. Hang a pendant […]
Curb Appeal 
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