March, 2008:
Are disclosures required in emails?
In
the Commonwealth of Virginia, emails sent for the purpose of
advertising real estate services must contain specified disclosures at
the beginning or end of the message. Does that mean disclosures are
required in all emails?
Let’s look at the case of Earl and Brian. Earl lists his home for
sale with an agent named Brian. Earl is a busy guy and doesn’t like
phone calls. Earl prefers email and thus he and Brian communicate
regularly by email. Late one night, Brian replies to one of Earl’s
emails but includes none of the required disclosures!
Has Larry violated the rules of the Commonwealth of Virginia?
The answer is no. Earl is already Brian’s client and thus these
emails are not solicitations. Disclosures are unnecessary when dealing
with existing clients and in any correspondence required by the
ordinary conduct of business.
Can a Federal income tax lien prevent the sale of real estate?
The short answer is most probably not. Liens of all types must be paid
by the seller when property changes hands. Real estate tax liens have
priority over all others. First mortgages usually come next. Then come
mechanic’s liens, second mortgages, water bills and other encumbrances.
Federal and State income tax liens must get in line just like the
others. A deed MUST be recorded before property can be pledged.
Colonial Village III Managment Contacts
Colonial Village III Management Office is located at 1903 Key Boulevard, Arlington VA. You may call them at 703-525-5557 or fax 703-525-5558. The office is open 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and on Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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Fairfax County
Fairfax County is one of the largest, most prosperous and most populous counties in Virginia. To be more specific, according to the US Census Fairfax County has about a million residents. Furthermore, average annual household income in Fairfax County ($100,552) is twice the national average ($51,106).
The county government is managed by a Board of Supervisors that are elected from nine different magisterial districts . The board is overseen by Chairman Gerald E. Connolly, who holds an at-large seat.
The County Supervisors appoint seven members to the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority Commission which are
- Steven Davis Chairman,
- Michael Horwatt Vice Chairman,
- Ann Rodriguez Secretary/Treasurer,
- Ronald C. Johnson CEO of Ronson Network Services Corporation,
- Michael Lewis President of Liberty Capitol,
- Sudhakar Shenoy CEO of Information Management Consultants Inc.;
- and William Soza Chairman of Security One Bank.
Click on the image for a larger view of the map. To enter an address and find out what district that address is in click here. Fairfax County Government has earned top marks from the Pew Charitable Trust’s Government
Performance Project. The magisterial districts of Fairfax County are:
Braddock District is 26 square miles of mainly residential communities but includes recreational locations, Wakefield Recreation Center, Lake Accotink Park.
Sully District is supervised by Michael R. Frey. Sully offers its residents numerous public facilities, golf courses, and nearby Washington Dulles International Airport.
Lee District supervisor is Jeff McKay. Lee District is the home of the Lee District RECenter where residents can swim, jog, play racquetball, basketball and volleyball in the 20,000 square foot gym. Also, Huntley Meadows park is located in the Lee District and is home to forests, wetlands, and flower filled meadows. In addition, there is the Franconia Museum which preserves the Franconia area.
The supervisor from Dranesville District is John H. Foust. Dranesville District has the Farmers Market which runs through May until November.
Mason District’s supervisor is Penelope A. Gross. The business centers of Bailey’s Crossroads, Seven Corners, and Annandale are all located in Mason District. Recreational facilities here include Hidden Oaks Nature Center, Lincolnia Senior Center, Pinecrest Gold Coarse, Green Spring Gardens Park, Clark House, Bailey’s Community Center,
Willston Multicultural Center, and Mason District Park.
The Springfield District supervisor is Pat Herrity. Springfield District is the home for Fair Oaks, Clifton, Burke and Fairfax Station. This year the inaugural Springfield District Children’s Fair which included a BMX demo, exhibits from the fire and police stations, a 5 mile run/walk around Burke Lake and a golf tournament. Parks include
Accotink Stream Valley, Franconia, Lee High, Island Creek, and Hooes Road.
Catherine M. Hudgins is the supervisor for Hunter Mill District. The Hunter Mill District includes parts of Tysons Corner, Vienna, North Vienna, Reston, Oak Hill, and areas in Herndon.
Mount Vernon District (supervisor: Gerry W. Hyland) has much to offer its residents. There are many historical sites including George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens and Woodlawn Plantation and the Pope-Leighey House. Recreation facilities include Mount Vernon Rec Center and George Washington Rec Centers, Fort Hunt Park,
Mason Neck State Park, Pohick Regional Park, Fairfax Fair which is held in June of every year, and Lord and Ladies Fairfax who are announced at the Fairfax fair.
The Providence District supervisor is Linda Q. Smyth. Providence District is approximately 22. 31 square miles. “Nottoway Nights” is one of the main features of the Providence District which is a summer concert series. Shopping centers include Tyson’s Corner Center, Fairfax Square, Tyson’s Galleria and Fair Oaks mall.
Throughout the county there are numerous departments and agencies that provide essential community services such as senior centers, health clinics, and school/day care programs. Here are some great tools for researching homes, neighborhoods and properties in Fairfax County.
- Zillow by Will Nesbitt
- Northern Virginia statistics
- Fairfax County Records
- Neighborhood Comparison — Compare neighborhood stats side by side.
- Property Search
- Condo Property Search
Negotiations
Balcony
In a tight market, there will be offers. Be ready for all offers, and don’t be offended if someone tries to lowball you. You know what your condo is worth. Sometimes a lowball offer is just a buyer’s way of asking you if you’ll negotiate. Your reply should be, “Sure I’ll negotiate, but I’m not stupid.”
For this reason, decide in advance what price and terms you’ll find acceptable. Then, respond with a counter-offer to keep the ball moving.
Are disclosures required in emails?
In the Commonwealth of Virginia, emails sent for the purpose of advertising real estate services must contain specified disclosures at the beginning or end of the message. Does that mean disclosures are required in all emails?
Let’s look at the case of Earl and Brian. Earl lists his home for sale with an agent named Brian. Earl is a busy guy and doesn’t like phone calls. Earl prefers email and thus he and Brian communicate regardly by email. Late one night, Brian replies to one of Earl’s emails but includes none of the required disclosures!
Has Larry violated the rules of the Commonwealth of Virginia?
The answer is no. Earl is already Brian’s client and thus these emails are not solicitations. Disclosures are unnecessary when dealing with existing clients and in any correspondence required by the ordinary conduct of business.
Old Town Alexandria’s Tummy Tamers and Quaint Quenchers
Old Town Alexandria is famous for many things: its quaint 18th Century architecture, its many shops and boutiques, the waterfront and Torpedo Factory. But Old Town is also well known for its many diverse restaurants.
The bustling brick walkways of Old Town are framed by dozens of of establishments to quench your thirst or offer a bite to eat. Sweet treats are found at the ice cream shops and candy shops, and a cold drink can be purchased at an old fashioned public house. Traditional colonial fare is found at Gadsby’s Tavern and elsewhere.
If you’re in the mood for something different it’s easy to find ethnic cuisine from India, Vietnam, Ireland, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, France, China and more. Do you prefer seafood and fine dining on linen table cloths? Or are you in the mood for a juicy burger and brown paper bag full of fresh-cut fries from one of Five Guy’s first locations. Perhaps you’re in the mood for something trendy and bright, or dinner theatre?
It’s easy to access Old Town via the King St. Metro and the Trolley and there are several convenient parking garages near the heart of Old Town. For my part, I have a hard time choosing from so many great restaurants, so I often let the parking decide. That is, I don’t look for a restaurant, instead I look for a parking spot and then there is surely a great place wherever I park. I was curious just how many places are right here in Old Town and here’s the list I came up with.
- 101 Royal Restaurant (703) 549-6080 480 King St.
- Alexandria Diner (703) 960-1700 5821 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22303
- Bayoumi’s Cafe (703) 838-9400 601 N Fairfax St Suite 130,
- Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream (703) 684-8866 103 S Union St.
- Bertucci’s Brick Oven Pizzeria (703) 548-8500 725 King St.
- Bilbo Baggins Cafe-Restaurant (703) 683-0300 208 Queen St.
- Bistro Europa (703) 549-0533 715 King St.
- Blue & White Carry Out (703) 548-3867 1024 Wythe St.
- Braddock Cafe (703) 836-8366 1320 Braddock Pl,
- Bugsy’s Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar (703) 683-0313 111 King St.
- Burrito Grill (703) 299-6009 301 N Washington St.
- Cafe Salsa (703) 684-4100 808 King St.
- Cajun Bangkok (703) 836-0038 907 King St.
- California Wraps (703) 299-9894 5 Cameron St.
- Capital Restaurant Catering LLC (703) 519-6490 103 N Alfred St.
- Carlyle Deli Market (703) 548-7717 2141 Jamieson Ave,
- Casablanca Restaurant (703) 549-6464 1504 King St.
- Cate’s Bistro (703) 549-0533 1640 King St.
- Chadwicks-Old Town (703) 836-4442 203 The Strand,
- Chicken Out Rotisserie (703) 684-9280 701 S Washington St.
- China King Restaurant (703) 549-3268 701 King St.
- Chipotle (703) 548-5169 601 King St.
- Christie’s Cafe (703) 836-6661 723 Wilkes St.
- Dandy Restaurant Cruise Ship (703) 683-6076 0 Prince St.
- Domino’s Pizza (703) 684-5010 716 Church St.
- Dragon Eatery (703) 548-1040 5 Cameron St.
- Eamons 728 King St.
- East Wind Restaurant (703) 836-1515 809 King St.
- Ecco Cafe (703) 684-0321 220 N Lee St.
- Elysium (703) 838-8000 116 S Alfred St.
- Faccia Luna (703) 838-5998 823 S Washington St.
- Fairfax Deli & Carry-Out (703) 683-0824 634 S Fairfax St.
- Fish Market Restaurant (703) 836-5676 105 King St.
- Fish Markets (703) 549-1150 407 E Braddock Rd, Alexandria, VA 22301
- Five Guys (703) 549-7991 107 N Fayette St.
- Gadsby’s Tavern Restaurant (703) 548-1288 138 N Royal St.
- Geno’s Restaurant (703) 549-1796 1300 King St.
- Geranio Ristorante (703) 548-0088 722 King St.
- Ginger Beef Foody-Goody (703) 683-4888 430 N Pitt St.
- Goody’s Carryout (703) 535-3386 1104 Queen St.
- Hard Times Cafe (703) 683-8545 112 S West St Suite 310,
- Hard Times Cafe (703) 837-0050 1404 King St.
- Holiday Inn Alexandria Old Town (703) 549-6080 480 King St.
- Hotel Monaco 480 King St.
- Il Porto Ristorante (703) 836-8833 121 King St.
- Jack’s Place (703) 684-0372 222 N Lee St.
- Jerry’s (703) 836-6966 828 N Washington St.
- Joe Theismann’s (703) 739-0777 1800 Diagonal Rd Suite A,
- King Street Blues (703) 836-8800 112 N Saint Asaph St.
- Koto Restaurant (703) 683-2232 211 King St.
- La Madeleine French Bakery & Cafe (703) 739-2854 500 King St.
- La Porta’s Restaurant (703) 683-6313 1600 Duke St.
- Landini Bros Restaurant (703) 836-8404 115 King St.
- Le Bergerie (703) 683-1007 218 N Lee St.
- Le Bon Cafe (703) 519-1777 1310 Braddock Pl,
- Le Gaulois Cafe Restaurant (703) 739-9494 1106 King St.
- Le Refuge Restaurant (703) 548-4661 127 N Washington St.
- Los Amigos Restaurant (703) 548-8078 703 King St.
- Majestic Cafe (703) 837-9117 911 King St.
- Mamma Ilardo’s (703) 549-6550 210 King St.
- McDonald’s (703) 549-8096 619 King St.
- Monterey’s Pizza (703) 683-9400 1230 N Henry St.
- Morrison House (703) 838-8000 116 S Alfred St.
- Murphy’s Grand Irish Pub (703) 548-1717 713 King St.
- Nickell’s & Scheffler (703) 549-5545 1028 King St.
- Olde Towne Deli (703) 836-8028 109 N Washington St.
- Pat Troy’s Restaurant & Pub (703) 549-4535 111 N Pitt St.
- Perfect Pita (703) 683-4330 1640 King St.
- Perk’s Coffee Shop (703) 706-5886 822 N Fairfax St.
- Pita House (703) 684-9194 407 Cameron St.
- Popeyes (703) 549-4028 702 King St.
- Pops Old Fashion Ice Cream (703) 518-5374 109 King St.
- Portners Restaurant (703) 683-1776 109 S Saint Asaph St.
- Potomac Party Cruises (703) 683-6076 0 Prince St Suite 1,
- Quizno’s Subs (703) 299-6123 608 N Saint Asaph St.
- RBistrot Lafayette (703) 548-2525 1118 King St.
- Rock It Grill (703) 739-2274 1319 King St.
- Romans Restaurant & Cafe (703) 778-2976 728 N Henry St.
- Royal Restaurant (703) 548-1616 734 N Saint Asaph St.
- Santa Fe East (703) 548-6900 110 S Pitt St.
- Scoop Grill & Homemade Ice Cream (703) 549-4527 110 King St.
- Sergeants Restaurant (703) 548-3397 1125 Queen St.
- Siam 815 (703) 519-7399 815 King St.
- Sizzling Express (703) 838-1608 682 N Saint Asaph St.
- South Austin Grill (703) 684-8969 801 King St.
- Southside 815 (703) 836-6222 815 S Washington St.
- Speedy’s Chicken Place (703) 299-8886 1026 King St.
- Splendid Fare Catering .(703) 519-1777 1310 Braddock Pl,
- Stardust Restaurant & Lounge (703) 548-9864 608 Montgomery St.
- Stella’s Restaurant (703) 519-1946 1725 Duke St Suite 500,
- Subway Sandwich Shop
- Sun’s Cafe (703) 548-6788 801 N Fairfax St Suite 101,
- Table Talk Restaurant (703) 548-3989 1623 Duke St.
- Taj Palace (703) 548-1739 719 King St.
- Taverna Cretekou Restaurant (703) 548-8688 818 King St.
- Tea Cosy (703) 836-8181 119 S Royal St.
- Thai Old Town Restaurant (703) 684-6503 300 King St.
- Thai Roma Restaurant (703) 519-7399 815 King St.
- Torpedo Grill (703) 519-0050 5 Cameron St.
- Traditions Restaurant (703) 548-6300 625 First St.
- Trattoria Da Franco (703) 548-9338 305 S Washington St.
- Two-Nineteen Restaurant (703) 549-1141 219 King St.
- Union Street Public House (703) 548-1785 121 S Union St.
- Villa D’este (703) 549-9477 600 Montgomery St.
- Warehouse Bar & Grill (703) 683-6868 214 King St.
- Waterfront Cafe (703) 836-6161 209 Madison St.
- Wendy’s (703) 683-5221 825 N Washington St.
- Wharf Restaurant (703) 836-2836 119 King St.
- Wholefoods Duke St.
- Xando Cosi (703) 299-9833 700 King St.
If you’re interested in living in the land of 100 restaurants, contact me, Will Nesbitt. From Carlyle Towers to Port Royal from Alexandria House to the Strand, I have you covered.
Old Town Alexandria’s Tummy Tamers and Quaint Quenchers
Old Town Alexandria is famous for many things: its quaint 18th Century architecture, its many shops and boutiques, the waterfront and Torpedo Factory. But Old Town is also well known for its many diverse restaurants.
The bustling brick walkways of Old Town are framed by dozens of of
establishments to quench your thirst or offer a bite to eat. Sweet
treats are found at the ice cream shops and candy shops, and a cold
drink can be purchased at an old fashioned public house. Traditional
colonial fare is found at Gadsby’s Tavern and elsewhere.
If you’re in the mood for something different it’s easy to find
ethnic cuisine from India, Vietnam, Ireland, the Mediterranean, the
Middle East, France, China and more. Do you prefer seafood and fine
dining on linen table cloths? Or are you in the mood for a juicy burger
and brown paper bag full of fresh-cut fries from one of Five Guy’s
first locations. Perhaps you’re in the mood for something trendy and
bright, or dinner theater?
It’s easy to access Old Town via the King St. Metro
and the Trolley, and there are several convenient parking garages near
the heart of Old Town. For my part, I have a hard time choosing from so
many great restaurants, so I often let the parking decide. That is, I
don’t look for a restaurant, instead I look for a parking spot and then
there is surely a great place wherever I park. I was curious just how
many places are right here in Old Town, and here’s the list I came up
with.
- 101 Royal Restaurant (703) 549-6080 480 King St.
- Alexandria Diner (703) 960-1700 5821 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22303
- Bayoumi’s Cafe (703) 838-9400 601 N Fairfax St Suite 130,
- Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream (703) 684-8866 103 S Union St.
- Bertucci’s Brick Oven Pizzeria (703) 548-8500 725 King St.
- Bilbo Baggins Cafe-Restaurant (703) 683-0300 208 Queen St.
- Bistro Europa (703) 549-0533 715 King St.
- Blue & White Carry Out (703) 548-3867 1024 Wythe St.
- Braddock Cafe (703) 836-8366 1320 Braddock Pl,
- Bugsy’s Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar (703) 683-0313 111 King St.
- Burrito Grill (703) 299-6009 301 N Washington St.
- Cafe Salsa (703) 684-4100 808 King St.
- Cajun Bangkok (703) 836-0038 907 King St.
- California Wraps (703) 299-9894 5 Cameron St.
- Capital Restaurant Catering LLC (703) 519-6490 103 N Alfred St.
- Carlyle Deli Market (703) 548-7717 2141 Jamieson Ave,
- Casablanca Restaurant (703) 549-6464 1504 King St.
- Cate’s Bistro (703) 549-0533 1640 King St.
- Chadwicks-Old Town (703) 836-4442 203 The Strand,
- Chicken Out Rotisserie (703) 684-9280 701 S Washington St.
- China King Restaurant (703) 549-3268 701 King St.
- Chipotle (703) 548-5169 601 King St.
- Christie’s Cafe (703) 836-6661 723 Wilkes St.
- Dandy Restaurant Cruise Ship (703) 683-6076 0 Prince St.
- Domino’s Pizza (703) 684-5010 716 Church St.
- Dragon Eatery (703) 548-1040 5 Cameron St.
- Eamons 728 King St.
- East Wind Restaurant (703) 836-1515 809 King St.
- Ecco Cafe (703) 684-0321 220 N Lee St.
- Elysium (703) 838-8000 116 S Alfred St.
- Faccia Luna (703) 838-5998 823 S Washington St.
- Fairfax Deli & Carry-Out (703) 683-0824 634 S Fairfax St.
- Fish Market Restaurant (703) 836-5676 105 King St.
- Fish Markets (703) 549-1150 407 E Braddock Rd, Alexandria, VA 22301
- Five Guys (703) 549-7991 107 N Fayette St.
- Gadsby’s Tavern Restaurant (703) 548-1288 138 N Royal St.
- Geno’s Restaurant (703) 549-1796 1300 King St.
- Geranio Ristorante (703) 548-0088 722 King St.
- Ginger Beef Foody-Goody (703) 683-4888 430 N Pitt St.
- Goody’s Carryout (703) 535-3386 1104 Queen St.
- Hard Times Cafe (703) 683-8545 112 S West St Suite 310,
- Hard Times Cafe (703) 837-0050 1404 King St.
- Holiday Inn Alexandria Old Town (703) 549-6080 480 King St.
- Hotel Monaco 480 King St.
- Il Porto Ristorante (703) 836-8833 121 King St.
- Jack’s Place (703) 684-0372 222 N Lee St.
- Jerry’s (703) 836-6966 828 N Washington St.
- Joe Theismann’s (703) 739-0777 1800 Diagonal Rd Suite A,
- King Street Blues (703) 836-8800 112 N Saint Asaph St.
- Koto Restaurant (703) 683-2232 211 King St.
- La Madeleine French Bakery & Cafe (703) 739-2854 500 King St.
- La Porta’s Restaurant (703) 683-6313 1600 Duke St.
- Landini Bros Restaurant (703) 836-8404 115 King St.
- Le Bergerie (703) 683-1007 218 N Lee St.
- Le Bon Cafe (703) 519-1777 1310 Braddock Pl,
- Le Gaulois Cafe Restaurant (703) 739-9494 1106 King St.
- Le Refuge Restaurant (703) 548-4661 127 N Washington St.
- Los Amigos Restaurant (703) 548-8078 703 King St.
- Majestic Cafe (703) 837-9117 911 King St.
- Mamma Ilardo’s (703) 549-6550 210 King St.
- McDonald’s (703) 549-8096 619 King St.
- Monterey’s Pizza (703) 683-9400 1230 N Henry St.
- Morrison House (703) 838-8000 116 S Alfred St.
- Murphy’s Grand Irish Pub (703) 548-1717 713 King St.
- Nickell’s & Scheffler (703) 549-5545 1028 King St.
- Olde Towne Deli (703) 836-8028 109 N Washington St.
- Pat Troy’s Restaurant & Pub (703) 549-4535 111 N Pitt St.
- Perfect Pita (703) 683-4330 1640 King St.
- Perk’s Coffee Shop (703) 706-5886 822 N Fairfax St.
- Pita House (703) 684-9194 407 Cameron St.
- Popeyes (703) 549-4028 702 King St.
- Pops Old Fashion Ice Cream (703) 518-5374 109 King St.
- Portners Restaurant (703) 683-1776 109 S Saint Asaph St.
- Potomac Party Cruises (703) 683-6076 0 Prince St Suite 1,
- Quizno’s Subs (703) 299-6123 608 N Saint Asaph St.
- RBistrot Lafayette (703) 548-2525 1118 King St.
- Rock It Grill (703) 739-2274 1319 King St.
- Romans Restaurant & Cafe (703) 778-2976 728 N Henry St.
- Royal Restaurant (703) 548-1616 734 N Saint Asaph St.
- Santa Fe East (703) 548-6900 110 S Pitt St.
- Scoop Grill & Homemade Ice Cream (703) 549-4527 110 King St.
- Sergeants Restaurant (703) 548-3397 1125 Queen St.
- Siam 815 (703) 519-7399 815 King St.
- Sizzling Express (703) 838-1608 682 N Saint Asaph St.
- South Austin Grill (703) 684-8969 801 King St.
- Southside 815 (703) 836-6222 815 S Washington St.
- Speedy’s Chicken Place (703) 299-8886 1026 King St.
- Splendid Fare Catering .(703) 519-1777 1310 Braddock Pl,
- Stardust Restaurant & Lounge (703) 548-9864 608 Montgomery St.
- Stella’s Restaurant (703) 519-1946 1725 Duke St Suite 500,
- Subway Sandwich Shop
- Sun’s Cafe (703) 548-6788 801 N Fairfax St Suite 101,
- Table Talk Restaurant (703) 548-3989 1623 Duke St.
- Taj Palace (703) 548-1739 719 King St.
- Taverna Cretekou Restaurant (703) 548-8688 818 King St.
- Tea Cosy (703) 836-8181 119 S Royal St.
- Thai Old Town Restaurant (703) 684-6503 300 King St.
- Thai Roma Restaurant (703) 519-7399 815 King St.
- Torpedo Grill (703) 519-0050 5 Cameron St.
- Traditions Restaurant (703) 548-6300 625 First St.
- Trattoria Da Franco (703) 548-9338 305 S Washington St.
- Two-Nineteen Restaurant (703) 549-1141 219 King St.
- Union Street Public House (703) 548-1785 121 S Union St.
- Villa D’este (703) 549-9477 600 Montgomery St.
- Warehouse Bar & Grill (703) 683-6868 214 King St.
- Waterfront Cafe (703) 836-6161 209 Madison St.
- Wendy’s (703) 683-5221 825 N Washington St.
- Wharf Restaurant (703) 836-2836 119 King St.
- Wholefoods Duke St.
- Xando Cosi (703) 299-9833 700 King St.
If you’re interested in living in the land of 100 restaurants, contact me, Will Nesbitt. From Carlyle Towers to Port Royal from Alexandria House to the Strand, I have you covered.
