MoCo Listing of the Week: 1728 Wilmart Street (Rockville)
Let’s just say that all you’d need is a time machine to be walking distance to Putt-Putt.
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This map of residential sub-areas in the DC metro region was produced by the Federal Housing Administration in 1937. The map categorizes neighborhoods into grades that represent how worthy they were for investment and insured mortgage lending. The grading system was directly influenced by race and class.
Montgomery County is visible on this map. The higher graded regions (which are shaded darker) include Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and a portion of Silver Spring. Neighborhoods that had higher concentrations of African Americans were assigned the lowest grades (shaded lighter).
The MoCoShow’s real estate experts, Team Nurit, were recently featured in DC Metro Real Producers ad one of the areas “Top Producers” in real estate.
The team of 21, led by Nurit Coombe, had their most productive year selling over 500 homes with over $220 million in sales.
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If you are considering selling in the next 24 months, you don’t want to miss valuable information from leading experts:
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By Nurit Coombe
When it’s time to sell your home, it’s important to find an agent you are comfortable working with. While selecting an agent, interviewing few agents is important to learn various styles and ideas on listing and marketing your home. Knowing that your agent is knowledgeable, has the necessary resources, and is willing to invest time and money into your marketing campaign is the key to getting the best price for your home. Here are some questions and follow up questions you may want to ask.