Jonathan Bunn

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About Me
http://www.TheRealestateBakery.com

I am a full time Realtor serving the Northern Virginia area. I work with Century 21 Redwood Realty and have an office in Asbhurn and Arlington. I am a top producer within the top 55 of all Realtors for Century 21 within the Mid-Atlantic states.
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Cherie Trout, Home Buyer in 22560 Middleburg Cha...

My home in Ashburn, VA has been For Sale since June 2008. My questions to you are How long is it taking to

Asked Sat Jul 26 2008, 11:05 by Cherie Trout  -  20148  -  Home Selling  -  5 answers
Jonathan Bunn answered:
Hi Cherie

It is taking homes around 100 days on average to sell currently in Ashburn. This will vary depending on the price range and neighborhood. I am going to spare you the details of telling you that it must be priced well, marketed well, and show well. Assuming that it meets these criteria and does not sell in the next few months I would possibly consider re-listing it with another agent. Every agent has lost listings, even the best of us, and some times it just takes a different angle.

Here are a couple articles I thought may help you:

http://therealestatebakery.com/2008/07/16/loudoun-county-hou…
http://therealestatebakery.com/2008/07/23/loudoun-county-jul… - Sat Jul 26 2008, 12:25
Youngster, Home Buyer in Ashburn

Last week, we put in offer for $260,000 on a foreclosed townhome that had listing price of $ 259,000 in

Asked Mon Jun 2 2008, 12:06 by Youngster  -  Ashburn  -  Foreclosure  -  7 answers
Jonathan Bunn answered:
The truth is that there is no science to foreclosures. I have seen the bank take the highest offer and I have seem them reject higher offers because of the fear a home won't appraise. It can be terribly frustrating.

The most important thing to a bank is sometimes not a really high offer. Banks like large down payments, quick closings, and little to no contingencies. They do not like the risk of you backing out of the deal and they have to list it again. - Mon Jun 2 2008, 12:19
Holly, Home Buyer in Herndon

Are you able to put an offer on a house even though you already have a offer on a different short sale?

Asked Mon Jun 2 2008, 11:18 by Holly  -  20164  -  Home Buying  -  3 answers
Jonathan Bunn answered:
Hi Holly

This is a great question that many ask. Because you have a ratified deal contingent upon the third party you are not free to place a contract on another property during this time unless you are planning to purchase both. Depending on how your Realtor wrote the contract, you may be able to get out of the current contract and write on the new home if that is your goal.

This is the great frustration with short sales. Because they take sooooo long many times to hear back many people get tired of waiting and begin looking at other homes. Good luck. - Mon Jun 2 2008, 11:53
Karen Maffett, Buyer & Seller in Ashburn

My husband and I purchased a townhouse in Ashburn, VA in 2004. Our home would only sell for 50,000 more than

Asked Mon Apr 21 2008, 18:34 by Karen Maffett  -  Ashburn  -  Market Conditions  -  9 answers
Jonathan Bunn answered:
Hi Karen

I am a little late on answering this question. However, I wrote a post that you may find helpful on my site addressing some of the pro's and con's. I hope this helps.

Try this link:
http://therealestatebakery.com/2008/04/24/should-you-rent-or… - Thu Apr 24 2008, 11:54
Kae Davis, Real Estate Pro in Leesburg

What is your favorite Ashburn, Virginia subdivision community and why? Specific to Loudoun County Area?

Asked Sun Feb 10 2008, 09:15 by Kae Davis  -  Ashburn  -  Quality of Life  -  2 answers
Jonathan Bunn answered:
This is a tough question and it really depends on what type of home you are looking for. However, since I don't know I give you a couple of my favorites. For community living, lots of designs, and location I would choose Brambleton. If you are looking for a single family community with a little more lot size (which is hard to find in Ashburn) I would say Cameron Chase. - Mon Feb 11 2008, 08:37
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I specialize in working with residential re-sales along with first time buyers.
Certifications & Awards
"Top Individual Office Producer of 2007"

USAA/ HES Relocation Specialist

Cartus Relocation Specialist

Fine Homes And Estates Cerification
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