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2010
THIS HOME HAS BEEN SOLD Great Falls Cul-De-Sac Home with Fantastic Additions & Spectacular Lot OverviewMapsPhotosDescriptionMarket Stats $835,000 Single Family HomeFor Sale Main Features 5 Bedrooms3 BathroomsInterior: 2965 sqftLot: 0.49 acre(s) Location 9404 Myra DriveGreat Falls, VA 22066 To ge...
06/29/2010
Two closings today by the Equity Rise Real Estate Group! Leigh Anne took the lead on this complex two-trust Fairfax short sale and did a terrific job, with buyer, seller, and bank all satisfied with the final result. You may have heard stories of buyers putting a contract on a short sale only t...
06/29/2010
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As we're fast approaching the midway point in 2010, below are some quick stats about Fairfax homes for sale over the past 12 months. Actually, these are stats for homes that sold and went to settlement from June 1, 2009 through May 31, 2010. These stats - which include median price, days on mar...
06/28/2010
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The Equity Rise Team recently had the privilege of attending a lecture by the renowned and nationally recognized economist Roger Arnold. Roger is a sought-after advisor to hedge fund managers, government agencies, and very high net worth individuals (read: billionaires). He is a true expert at...
06/25/2010
The Equity Rise Real Estate Group is proud to announce another successful Northern Virginia closing this past week with a first-time home buyer. This particular closing was for a lovely detached home in the Braemar community of Bristow, VA. It was purchased by a terrific military family tranferr...
06/19/2010
When it comes to homes for sale in Northern Virginia and elsewhere, it's usually not just the buyer and seller who need to agree on the sales price. If a bank is involved with the buyer's mortgage, then the bank needs to agree that the home is actually worth the sales price, or it could limit the...
06/17/2010
Here in Northern Virginia, it is quite common for a prospective home buyer to ask the seller to contribute toward the buyer's closing costs. In the purchase offer for the home, this is known as asking for a "seller contribution" or "seller subsidy". Closing costs for buyer are dependent on a n...
06/16/2010
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