Are you ready to learn how to get ready for mid-market home hunting in the competitive 22150 real estate market?
Understand that there is no “ideal” time to buy.
If you find the most compatible dwelling today, you don't want to risk losing it because you think you can predict where the housing market in Fairfax County is going. Things like market price and interest rate usually don’t change fast enough to make a difference in an individual house’s price. Much more important than macro-economic factors, is the actual neighborhood in Fairfax County where you're shopping. Every single property in Springfield is unique. So, an opportunity missed today could be gone forever.
Trust yourself.
A bit of encouragement is helpful, but too much input can actually confuse you rather than enlighten you. Concentrate on your own desires, and not the needs and wants of people who won't be living in the home.
Every home in Fairfax County requires some sort of compromise.
There are many examples of compromises that buyers have to make every day. Consider a few of these possibilities. The commute is perfect, but the nearby shops and restaurants aren't what you hoped for.Maybe it's close to the Metro but far from the school you want. I can help you sort out your priorities—and perhaps identify a few that you hadn't considered—, then we'll focus in on YOUR home ownership goals.
Real estate in Springfield is a commodity.
Your home is more than a simple investment. It's your home. It's more important to get the right home than the right price. We have a very efficient real estate market in Fairfax County and most homes will trade for about what they are worth. There are very few properties that sell for more or less than the appraised value.
When you buy a home, you're buy a community.
Don’t get completely enamored by the physical aspects of a property to the point that you forget about important issues such as:
views
metro accessibility
waterfront or waterview
Plan ahead.
Don't shop for homes before you:
select a Realtor
think about title companies
learn more about home inspections
investigate insurance
I can help with the purchase process. Even if you just need to talk to learn more about how to go forward, please don’t hesitate to call. Talk to me if you’d like to learn more about 7207 Giles Pl.
7207 Giles Pl, Springfield VA 22150 || $589,000
7207 Giles Pl, Springfield VA 22150 || $589,000
Julie Nesbitt is an ABR who has served buyers in some of Alexandria’s most exclusive neighborhoods. She is a top producing agent who has listed and sold property in Northern Virginia. In addition to helping folks buy, sell and rent property in Northern Virginia, Julie is the primary administrator of the property management services performed by Nesbitt Realty and Condo Alexandria. Call Julie at (703)765-0300.
Are you ready to learn how to get ready for mid-market home hunting in the competitive 22150 real estate market?
Understand that there is no “ideal” time to buy.
If you find the most compatible dwelling today, you don't want to risk losing it because you think you can predict where the housing market in Fairfax County is going. Things like market price and interest rate usually don’t change fast enough to make a difference in an individual house’s price. Much more important than macro-economic factors, is the actual neighborhood in Fairfax County where you're shopping. Every single property in Springfield is unique. So, an opportunity missed today could be gone forever.
Trust yourself.
A bit of encouragement is helpful, but too much input can actually confuse you rather than enlighten you. Concentrate on your own desires, and not the needs and wants of people who won't be living in the home.
Every home in Fairfax County requires some sort of compromise.
There are many examples of compromises that buyers have to make every day. Consider a few of these possibilities. The commute is perfect, but the nearby shops and restaurants aren't what you hoped for.Maybe it's close to the Metro but far from the school you want. I can help you sort out your priorities—and perhaps identify a few that you hadn't considered—, then we'll focus in on YOUR home ownership goals.
Real estate in Springfield is a commodity.
Your home is more than a simple investment. It's your home. It's more important to get the right home than the right price. We have a very efficient real estate market in Fairfax County and most homes will trade for about what they are worth. There are very few properties that sell for more or less than the appraised value.
When you buy a home, you're buy a community.
Don’t get completely enamored by the physical aspects of a property to the point that you forget about important issues such as:
Plan ahead.
Don't shop for homes before you:
7207 Giles Pl, Springfield VA 22150 || $589,000
7207 Giles Pl, Springfield VA 22150 || $589,000
