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About Samson Realtor.com
This is the
Samson Realtor.com website with resources, links and information about
Fairfax County VA Real Estate. A companion site
to this website is the
NOVA Real
Estate Blog. I am a member of the National Association of REALTORS,
Virginia Association of
REALTORS and the Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS. I am a
licensed real estate agent throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. I am
a member of the MLS serving all of Fairfax County VA which is called
Metropolitan Regional Information System or MRIS for short. I have been
a multiple year recipient of the Multi-Million Dollar Sales Club Award
and have qualified for the Top Producer Award for 2007.
I was originally licensed as a real estate agent in 1990 and went to
work with Samson Associates in Oakton VA. In 2002 I hung
my license with Brookside Realty Group in Chantilly VA. Since the fall
of 2005 I have been with Samson Realty LLC
in
Chantilly VA. Throughout my real estate career I have only worked under
one Managing Real Estate Broker, Mike Briggs.
Like most Fairfax County Real Estate
Agents I represent clients as both a Buyer Agent and Seller Agent. If
you are selling
a home Samson Realty offers four percent or four and a half percent
listings. I provide a Free Competitive Market Analysis to
assist Seller's in setting a List Price for their properties. Home
values and resale values are ever changing in the current
market and it is essential that you can an up-to-date Home Assessment. I
have decades of sales and marketing experience and your home will be
fully exposed to the real estate market including multi-photo packages,
slide shows, virtual tours and
considerable Internet exposure on all the most popular real estate
portals.
For Buyer clients I offer Cash Back Rebates if approved by your lender
and itemized on the HUD 1 at settlement. I work with a
wide variety of Buyer's from First Time Buyers to Move Up Buyers to
Downsizers to Investors. I'm experienced in assisting buyers locate and
purchase all types of new home and residential resale properties
including but not limited to: Investment Property, 1031 exchange,
Retirement Community, Active Adult Community, Retirement Homes, Senior
Condos, Active Adult Homes, Corporate Relocation, Military Relocation,
Fixer Upper Homes, House Flips, No Money Down Purchases.
Moving to Fairfax County VA? Being part of the Greater Washington DC
National Capitol Area offers numerous fringe benefits to the Fairfax
lifestyle. Public Schools throughout Northern VA are very highly
regarded and well funded. Fairfax
County Public Schools are ranked among America's best with outstanding
SAT and SOL scores. Home prices in Fairfax County are relatively high
and relocation expenses and housing costs can be more than expected for
the newcomer, corporate relocation or government transferee. It is
advisable for homebuyers to secure the skills of an experienced Fairfax
County
VA real estate agent or REALTOR to assist in their relocation housing
search and needs.
For Home Buyers, I will provide Fairfax County VA housing information upon
request including property data and
Fairfax MLS Listings on
homes for sale including new housing developments and residential resale
properties. Fairfax homes for sale including single family, townhomes
and condominium communities near Washington DC, outside the beltway, in
the Northern VA suburban Eastern Fairfax County neighborhoods or in the outlying
Western Fairfax rural farm and equestrian communities.
If you are looking to purchase a new home in Fairfax County there are many home builders
with new home communities in this area such as:
Arcadia Building Co., The Berry Companies, Centex Homes, Comstock Homes, Craftsmark, Creighton Enterprises, Beazer Homes, NV Homes, Equity Homes,
Brookfield Homes, Basheer & Edgemoore, D.R. Horton, Drees Homes,
Edgemoore Homes, Elite Homes, Engle Homes, Gulick Group Homes, Keystone,
Kettler Brothers, K Hovnanian Homes, Lennar Homes, Marquis Custom Homes,
M/I Homes, Michael Harris Homes, Miller and Smith, Mitchell and Best,
Pulte Homes, Richmond American Homes, Ryan homes, Ryland, Schulz |
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Homes Corp., Stanley
Martin, Toll Brothers, Van Metre Homes,
Washington Homes, WCI/ Renaissance, Wetherburne Homes and
Winchester Homes. In addition,
the Fairfax Real Estate Market includes countless Custom Home Builders and
Spec Builders targeted
to various levels of home buyers.
A brief list of some of the available Fairfax County new home communities includes but
is not limited to: Ashton Commons, Avalon West, Avera Station, Belmead
at South Run Crossing, The Byron, Cameron Station, Centerpointe,
Chantilly Place, Chesnut Hill, Coppermine Crossing, East Market at Fair
Lakes, Ellsworth Place, Evans Farm, The Fontaine at Presidents Park,
Fortnightly Square, The Four Winds at Oakton, Laurel Highlands, Midtown
Reston Town Center, Morgan at McLean, Northampton at Kingstowne,
Occoquan Overlook, Penderbrook Square, Quaker Ridge, The Reserve at
Tysons Corner, The Residences at Lorton Station, Rose Valley, Spring
Park Station, Stockwell Manor, Sullivan Place and The Residences at Fair
Chase.
As a Samson Realty Agent I offer 1% CASH
BACK REBATE Credit available for new construction home purchases. The
Cashback incentive is typically calculated from new home real estate
base price on new Fairfax VA Homes, new Fairfax VA Townhouses and new
Fairfax VA Condominiums. Rebates are subject to individual builder
cooperative policies and procedures. Contact John Thompson prior to
visiting home building communities for special offers, construction
incentives and 1% cash back eligibility. Builders typically require that
you register your Buyer Agent on the first visit to the new home
community. John is a new home construction expert and has completed
specialized education and training to represent home buyers in the
purchase of new homes. Brokerage services commissions are paid by home
building corporations and are free of charge to new home buyers.
Fairfax County Virginia New Construction Housing Markets Served: Alexandria, Annandale, Baileys Crossroads, Burke, Burke Centre, Centreville, Chantilly, Clifton, Dunn Loring, Fair Oaks, Fairlakes, Fairfax, Fairfax City, Fairfax Station, Falls Church City, Falls Church, Franconia, Franklin Farms, Great Falls, Herndon, Lorton, McLean, Mount Vernon, Newington, Oak Hill, Oakton, Reston, Springfield, Tysons Corner and Vienna.
Find a new home: In addition to substantial local new construction
housing knowledge, I utilize the Fairfax Virginia MLS & MRIS listings
to search for new houses, evaluate current home values and negotiate
building contracts for new home buyers of single family homes, town
homes and condominiums. Fairfax County new homes are typically listed in
the MLS and available for searching as New Home Listings.
Fairfax VA has a wide variety of real estate to choose from with
condos, coops, duplexes, high rise, mid rise, garden style, town houses,
row houses, detached homes, patio homes, executive estates, equestrian
estates, mcmansions, farmettes and working farms. With most of the
inside the beltway properties built prior to 1970 we have traditional
colonials, salt boxes, ramblers, ranchers, split levels, split foyers
and cape cods closer-in to Washington DC. The further out you explore
for your new home the more modern the architectural designs, styles and
floor plans and (typically) the newer the real estate properties.
Whenever you consider a real estate sale or real estate purchase you
should familiarize yourself with the local real estate market. Of course
you should be able to count on an experience real estate professional
for advice and market trends. Are we in a Buyer's Market or a Seller's
Market? What about the real estate boom of 2000-2005 or the
Northern VA Real Estate Bubble that burst in
2006-2007? Does the market really matter? Are there always opportunities
in every real estate market? As an experience real estate agent I would
say "definitely YES!" As we are about to enter 2008, there is a lot of
good real estate for sale in Fairfax County Virginia including: residential
homes for sale, new home construction, investment property and even some
raw land and lots for sale. The residential resale homes market has been
very stable in the more affluent Fairfax VA communities. Short Sales,
Pre-Foreclosures and Foreclosures have been more concentrated in lower
valued single family, town home and condo neighborhoods.
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