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We would like to buy a SF fixer-upper within the boundaries of a very good, but not crazy-expensive,

elementary school - Diamond ES, Darnestown ES, Farmland ES, Travilah ES. Would also take a townhome w/ yard and garage. For, um, $375 - $400K. I know we're reaching, but we've gotta gotta be in a good school. We're coming from Dallas, where our home-buying dollar went a l-o-t farther!
 
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Laura Lise..., Home Buyer in Gaithersburg in Gaithersburg
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Mansur Hasib… was FIRST TO ANSWER
How did your home search go? There are numerous opportunites out there in your price range. If you haven't purchased yet, I suggest that you look for a home in the $425 range and negotiate down. The buyer's are in control and have the advantage of all the hype.

Sat Jul 19 2008, 03:44
 
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Laura, new listing just came into the market in North Potomac/Darnestown. Please select North Potomac, or 20878 and 20874 zip code in the listing location-

Cheers,

Sun May 11 2008, 04:53
 
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Hi Laura,
Why not really capitalize on the investment and accomplish your goal and find a great community for your family! Check outhttp:// www.TeamAllenHomes.com and search the Hagerstown, MD area. I have lived in the Mont. County area and moved here myself and have never regretted the decision. Definately a great place for families and good quality living!
call if I can help you ,
Nancy S. Allen, Associate Broker, Roger Fairbourn Real Estate, 301-416-7009, direct, 301-733-4183, main office

Wed May 7 2008, 17:55
 
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Laura, these are very good schools. In the City of North Potomac, Darnestown, and Gaithersburg as of Today, there are 400+ properties below $450K that it may fit within your needs. I would be glad to send you the list by school zone.

V/R,

Reza

Mon Apr 14 2008, 19:48
 
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It is an excellent time to buy and there are plenty of lovely townhomes to choose from in the 375K-400K range with good schools. As far as fixer-upper homes there is plenty to pick from that are in need of repair-provided you have the monies and time to fix them up.
Please visit my website to do searches,enter your criteria etc.My website ishttp:// www.annettesellsmetrohomes.com. When will you coming to Maryland?

Wed Apr 9 2008, 17:45
 
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You chose a very good time to buy a home in the DC Metro area. I searched for some properties. I found about 18 properties. I'm not sure exactly what you are looking for so I'm including all of them. Please call me if you have any questions or want to see any of these propertites.

Wed Apr 9 2008, 04:57
 
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Welcome to Maryland. I lived in Fort Worth, Texas before coming to Maryland. I hope that you will find some consolation in compensating salary differences as well as a host of other features, services, arts, culture, schools that outbalance the additional costs of housing. The home buying dollar is going much further these days. Consider discussing your specific needs with a few agents and select someone as your buyer agent so that a specific plan can be developed for you. My web-site has interview questions you may use during your discussions which should give you a good idea about how the agent thinks about the business and how likely it is that the person will try to help you meet your goals.

Wed Apr 9 2008, 04:49
 
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