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Heather Elias
"Experienced listing agent and accredited buyer's agent"
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Realtor for Century 21 Redwood Realty
November 2008—present
Realtor for Long & Foster
June 2004—March 2007
Realtor for Weichert, Realtors
March 2007—November 2008
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Specialties:
Specialize in helping residential buyers and sellers in Northern Virginia. I'm relocation certified and have helped numerous families relocate to and from
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Contributing writer at AgentGenius.com, a national multi-author real estate industry blog.
Contributing writer at VARBuzz.com, the Virginia Association ... show more
Contributing writer at VARBuzz.com, the Virginia Association ... show more
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When I'm not selling real estate, I'm a wife to a local PGA golf professional
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I'm a full time Realtor with Century 21 Redwood Realty in Ashburn, Virginia. I divide my time equally between seller clients and buyer clients, so I'm
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Testimonials:
""Heather was professional and personable in sellling our home. She prepared color brochures with photo's, placed ads in local papers, planned and hosted
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Heather Elias answered:
Hello,
This is a bank owned property (so it has already been foreclosed on.) According to the listing, there are multiple offers on the property already, and they are looking for 'highest and best' offers by close of business today. It's been active on the market for four days under the current listing number. Based on that list price, I think their strategy was to price it low to get a bunch of offers to pick from; the other active listings in the neighborhood are all in the mid to high $300,000s. Feel free to reach out to me if you have other questions!
Hope that helps!
~Heather
This is a bank owned property (so it has already been foreclosed on.) According to the listing, there are multiple offers on the property already, and they are looking for 'highest and best' offers by close of business today. It's been active on the market for four days under the current listing number. Based on that list price, I think their strategy was to price it low to get a bunch of offers to pick from; the other active listings in the neighborhood are all in the mid to high $300,000s. Feel free to reach out to me if you have other questions!
Hope that helps!
~Heather
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