This means I am constantly researching different sub-markets in the D.C. area to try and find the best locations for future growth as our fund looks to buy and hold our investments as do many of my clients. 

Which is a DD issue, not market price or market issue. 

Sellers are still able to offer compensation to the Buyer’s real estate agent, but this compensation can no longer be advertised in the MLS.

For a reasonable interest rate, knowing today’s markets.

I've had my share of challenges, including dealing with the ups and downs of the market, but I’m committed to learning and growing.

I made an offer on a duplex, it's been on market for about 10 days.

After an intro call and vision board, intro to strategic lending partner, four physical tours, two offers on two properties (with the second accepted below asking price) a quick inspection with (minor inspection issues resolved by seller), appraisal waiver and below market rate lock..

If you do not wish to pay this out of pocket, you will want to include an addendum in your offer requesting the sellers pay your agents fee for you.

First off, it is extremely difficult in today’s market to find any “deal” that matches up to his criteria, but in my mind I had actually found one.

Don't limit your marketing in any way!