What Happens After a Seller Accepts an Offer in DC, Maryland, or Virginia?
What happens after a seller accepts an offer? Once both sides sign, the contract is ratified and a clock starts. Over the next 21 to 30 days you'll move through title work, then the inspection, appraisal, and financing contingencies, each on a deadline written into your contract, and a final walkthr
Should I Sell My House This Year? A 2026 Read on Upper Northwest DC, Bethesda/Chevy Chase, and Northern Virginia
Should I sell my house in the DC area in 2026? It depends on your price band more than your calendar. The broader DC market has shifted toward buyers, while the luxury tier above roughly $1.9 million has tightened — luxury sales rose 4.5% in the second quarter while new luxury listings fell 13.1%. T
How Much Is DC Transfer Tax for Sellers in 2026?
How much is DC transfer tax for sellers in 2026?DC sellers customarily pay a deed transfer tax of 1.1% on sales under $400,000 and 1.45% at $400,000 and above, applied to the full sale price. If you are preparing to sell in Washington, DC, this is one of the first line items I walk my clients throug
What Actually Reduces Your Net Proceeds When You Sell a Home in the DC Metro Area?
Your net proceeds equal your sale price minus every cost, tax, payoff, and credit that hits the settlement statement — plus a few that never appear on it at all. In the DC Metro area, which spans three separate jurisdictions, the specific line items differ depending on whether you're selling a DC ro
