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Above And Beyond Duties Of Residential Property Management Services In North Springfield
Residential property management services run a profitable residential property for the owner. Single and multifamily homes, condominiums, townhomes, and apartments are commonly designated as residential properties. Given below are some above-and-beyond services offered by the residential property managers in North Springfield. Continue reading
The Top Reasons Homeowners Use Property Management Services In North Springfield
Property management requires a lot of time, money, and energy. Especially, if you have a number of geographically-dispersed properties. Real estate is a rapidly growing sector that equips homeowners with ever-new sets of tools and resources. Property management companies are a resource that gives people a chance to strike gold without doing all the heavy lifting. Given below are the top reasons why homeowners use property management services in North Springfield. Continue reading
Establish Real Estate Objectives For Your $879,900 5-BR 4 BA Condominium In 22315 In Fairfax County
Julie works in real estate in Alexandria, Virginia, and can help you too. 6421 Windham Ave is just listed and looks like a good buy in many ways. But it's not important to me that my client buy this condominium or any particular condominium in 22315 in Alexandria. Rather, it's more important to me that I do what's right for my client.
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Prioritizing Your Needs On A 3-BR Condominium In Manassas, Virginia
I'd like to introduce you to Julie N.. The goal of Julie N. is to be the best real estate professional possible by serving the public with the highest integrity and with a fulsome work ethic. 10338 Gent Ct is a great condo, but it's not for every buyer.
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FCPS To Have Test-To-Stay Program
Virginia’s largest public school system will change COVID-19 quarantine requirements in the New Year. Fairfax County Public Schools has been accepted into a test-to-stay pilot program run by the Virginia Department of Health, starting in January, according to a news release. Under the test-to-stay guidance, students deemed close contacts of other students who have tested positive for COVID-19 can continue in-person classes if they continue to test negative. The school system said the policy aims to prevent excessive quarantine times for students deemed close contacts. Continue reading
Testing Sites To Be Opened By Inova In Falls Church
Inova is opening a vehicle-side testing site in Falls Church, Virginia, in response to the rise in COVID-19 cases, the healthcare system announced Wednesday. Continue reading
Fairfax County To Have FACETS Hypothermia Prevention And Response Program
With vaccinations on the rise, FACETS will resume the annual Hypothermia Prevention and Response Program, starting November 28th. This year’s program will again rotate between various faith community partner locations throughout the winter and will include appropriate COVID-19 precautions prescribed by the Fairfax County Health Department to provide a safe and healthy environment for guests and staff. Last year, the program was held at one central facility in response to the pandemic. Continue reading
Youth Volunteers Recognized By Fairfax County Park Authority
It takes a lot to keep the Fairfax County Parks an asset to the area, and many times the volunteers are there to put the shine on the parks. Fairfax County Park Authority recognizes these volunteer efforts with the Elly Doyle Park Service Awards. This year, the two youth honorees were Maddie Sizer and Nicole Wargel, both working at parks in the Springfield area. Continue reading
Annual Toy Drive Held At Penn Daw Fire Station 11
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue, in partnership with Firefighters and Friends to the Rescue, continued its annual toy drive with distribution day Dec. 10 at Penn Daw Fire Station 11. “Over 60 schools, shelters, and nonprofits requested our assistance this year,” said Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Deputy Battalion Chief Willie Bailey. “In the end, we were able to distribute over 3,500 toys, including bikes and gift cards.” Continue reading