Benjamin Schulze can help if you are dreaming about buying a home.
Our cash rewards can be used to pay some of your closing costs and you still have the satisfaction of working with a locally-owned family-run business. When you work for the Department of State, you'll have to scrounge up enough funds to close. That’s true whether you’re considering a home like this mid-market townhouse in Twinbrook at
5009 Head Ct or any other property. But Nesbitt Realty has a (partial) solution: Nesbitt Realty can aid with your closing costs.
How does it work? When you think about who you are going to use as an agent, please remember that if Benjamin Schulze is your Realtor when you get a residence like this townhouse at
5009 Head Ct, then Nesbitt Realty will pay a State Department down-payment cash reward of $1 toward your money for settlement fees. As you might expect, details and restrictions apply. For example, this is a limited time offer.
Benjamin Schulze is a friendly ace on real estate like
5009 Head Ct.
Benjamin Schulze works for a locally-owned family-run business.
Find out why our clients love us. Call (703)765-0300.
On top of all that, Benjamin Schulze will pay a State Department home-buyer credit of $1 toward your money for settlement fees.
Please email Benjamin Schulze to learn more about our first-time buyer's credit or 5009 Head Ct.
This Amazing Home Won't Last Long! Exceptional condition w/ Wood Flooring throughout Main Level. 3 Finished Levels, Gourmet Eat-In Kitchen Open to Dining Room. Family Room with Walk out to Huge Porch. Upper Level w/ 3 Generously sized BRs 2 ... [Read more]
Price: $415,000 : 5009 Head Ct, Fairfax, VA
22032
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Beds: 3 ||
Baths: 2 ||
Half-Baths: 1 ||
Living Area: 1,287 ||
Days On Market: 0 ||
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Twinbrook ||
Buyer’s Rebate From Nesbitt Realty: $1 || MLS: VAFX1074294
Every day we meet people who are State Department transferring to Northern VA for the first time. We know that the move can be hectic under any circumstances, but we will do our best to help minimize the troubles you'll face.
