There are some real estate terms that consistently produce a look of confusion on a buyer’s face. One is contingency. I’ve defined and described the was they tend to work in the DC Metropolitan Area.

If you’re considering whether you should renovate or move, there must be a reason that your current home is not meeting your current needs. Have there been changes to your family? Your job? Your interests?

Homebuyers often rely on a real estate agent to select the settlement company they use to buy a home. It’s not a bad idea to have a few names ahead of time so you can do a little research and pick the one that is best for you. But what are the important factors when selecting a settlement company?

A bedroom or not a bedroom? That is the question. It seems this issue is one that real estate agents are constantly explaining to home buyers. Often because listings have bedroom counts that appear to be wrong. What are the rules? What makes a room a bedroom?

It’s winter and inventory is low. Should I wait until spring to start my home search? Absolutely Not! It’s true that inventory is low at this time of year, but within that small number of listings could be your dream home.