Investing in an abode is an exciting milestone, and it's likely the biggest purchase you'll ever make. So don’t jump into it without doing your homework. Julie Nesbitt is here to help.
One of the best things about being a State Department employee is that it's possible to pick up real estate on every transfer. If you are a State Department Employee buying real estate purchase, one of your biggest hurdles you'll need to clear is your cash for your closing costs. That’s true whether you’re pondering real estate like this enchanting townhouse in Lorton Station South at 8067 Horseshoe Cottage Cir or any other residence such as this townhouse at 8067 Horseshoe Cottage Cir. But Nesbitt Realty has a (partial) solution: Nesbitt Realty can help with your cash for your closing costs.
How much? Consider this fact: if you let Julie Nesbitt aid you when you buy a place in Lorton, Virginia, then Nesbitt Realty will pay a State Department down-payment cash reward of $2,411 toward your cash at settlement. It's expected that details and restrictions apply. For example, you have used our brokerage for representation to receive this State Department buyer cash reward.
Maryam
View posts by MaryamMaryam N. is a Senior Writer at Nesbitt Realty. She is an expert on Fairfax County. Maryam has also worked previously as a geologist. She is a foodie and enjoys cooking and exploring new restaurants.