Steps To Get A Super Luxury Waterfront Condo

Purchasing a newly-built condo like 10 Duke St #Residence 2-506 is possibly the most complex most important monetary matter an American will ever make. In my capacity as your real estate agent, I will be a strong defender who grasps the sympathetic and explanatory backing that property hunters need if looking for and buying a multi-family building.   As a local specialist with local market knowledge about Old Town Alexandria, I am well prepared to advise buyer clients through the difficulties and complications that may happen during the home purchasing process. I'm Will Nesbitt and I have the skills and experience in Alexandria, Virginia to help you buy a waterfront home in 22314. I don't charge buyers anything and if you choose me to be your agent, I'll rebate you $22,835 at settlement. [rebate terms and conditions]

$3,695,000 : 10 Duke St #Residence 2-506, Alexandria, VA 22314

|| Beds: 2 || Baths: 2 || Half-Baths: 1 || Living Area: 2,099 || Days On Market: 140 || || Robinson Landing || Buyer’s Rebate From Nesbitt Realty: $22,835 || MLS: AX10105758 If you really want to pick up a residence like this, here are some of your milestones:

1. 1. You're not ready to shop until you're ready to buy. A home shopper has to be ready to take action when the most compatible residence comes along or the buyer will miss out. I can show you how to get your finances in order and how to prepare yourself for the move.  
   2. Find a trusted partner. You need to spot a real estate professional—not just any Realtor—but the best choice of professional who can help you through the home purchase process. You want an agent who can provide the service you want and the expertise in Alexandria that you need.
   3. Make a good offer. It's important that a real estate professional compose your offer.
   4. Factor maintenance and repair costs into your next residence budget. If you're purchasing a condominium these costs are mostly factored into your association fee. Even brand-new multi-family buildings will require some work.
   5. Play chess, not checkers. It’s easy to get wrapped up in your present needs, but you should also think about reselling the home before you acquire. The average first-time home buyer expects to stay in a home for around 10 years, according to the National Association of REALTORS®’ 2013 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers.
   6. Develop your home wish list. For example:
      • Do you need to be close to the Metro or your job?
      • Do you want the most expensive contemporarys in the community (10 Duke St #Residence 2-402) or the least expensive property in the neighborhood (10 Duke St #Residence 3-105)?
      • Do you like homes built in 2018? The neighboring places are 0 years old.
       

When you need more information about purchasing a home,  contact me, Will Nesbitt. I've been there before and I can help you achieve your home ownership goals.