Julie Nesbitt is an ABR who has served buyers in some of Alexandria’s most exclusive neighborhoods. She is a top producing agent who has listed and sold property in Northern Virginia. In addition to helping folks buy, sell and rent property in Northern Virginia, Julie is the primary administrator of the property management services performed by Nesbitt Realty and Condo Alexandria. Call Julie at (703)765-0300.
Inova Fairfax Hospital is located at 3300 Gallows Road in Falls Church, Va. Fairfax is a level 1 Trauma Center with 833 beds. Voted one of the nation's "50 Best" hospitals for 2010 by HealthGrades, Fairfax offers, the Inova Fairfax Hospital for Children, Inova Heart and Vascular Institute, Organ Transplantation Program, and has a Level 3 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Established in 1974 with a mission to reduce homelessness, increase community support and promote self sufficiency, the Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services is operated by a multi-denominational board of directors and staff managing over 70 housing units. Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services is located in the Mount Zephyr Business Center at 8305 Richmond…
Julie Nesbitt manages property in Northern VA. Her landlords value her attention to detail.
Property management is a business in and of itself. If you want to invest in real estate, but you don't want to be a property manager, the solution is really quite simple: employ the services of Nesbitt Realty. Our family-run business is experienced with managing the day-to-day operations of properties just like yours. We manage residential properties including homes, condos and townhouses.
A big value-add provided by your Nesbitt Realty property manager is "separation". This to say, your Nesbitt Realty property manager maintains a level of separation between the landlord and the tenants and the property. As you may already know, it's important to invest in real estate without emotionally investing in tenants or property. Your Nesbitt Realty property manager helps ensure that you always make the best decision for your family, rather than making the best decision for the tenant's family.
Nesbitt Realty currently manages properties in Carlyle Towers, the Jamieson and across Northern VA.
So, your Nesbitt Realty rental property manager serves as a buffer between the owner and his tenants. Nesbitt Realty can help you find tenants, handling repair projects and maintenance, oversee improvements, collect rent, and even pay some expenses and taxes. The specific tasks we handle vary based upon upon the needs and wishes of the property owner. Additionally, a competent Nesbitt Realty property manager gives you protection from certain liabilities.
Nesbitt Realty usually charges a percentage of the rents collected. Every aspect of Nesbitt Realty property manager's responsibilities will be outlined in a contract signed by both Nesbitt Realty and the landlord. This agreement details financial responsibilities and specifies the types of financial reports the landlord can expect.
Your Nesbitt Realty property manager will stay current on new laws and condo regulations which may be relevant to your situation. Nesbitt Realty Property Management takes a lot of the burden off of owning rental real estate.
Julie Nesbitt
Julie Nesbitt knows the back trails and by-ways of Northern Virginia real estate.
Established in 1974 with a mission to reduce homelessness, increase community support and promote self sufficiency, the Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services is operated by a multi-denominational board of directors and staff managing over 70 housing units. Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services is located in the Mount Zephyr Business Center at 8305 Richmond…
Do you know the difference between equitable title and legal title?
Equitable title is conveyed to the buyer when the seller signs the offer to purchase. A ratified sales contract creates equitable title. After closing and accepting the deed, the buyer receives legal title.
Equitable title does not carry all the rights, privileges and duties of legal title, but equitable title is not without implication. If a buyer has equitable title in a property, the seller cannot contract to sell the property to another buyer. The equitable title protects the buyer's interests in this regard, but does not obligate the buyer to pay taxes or maintenance on the property.
What is the Virginia Condominium Act?
If you own a condo in Virginia, or if you're thinking of buying a condominium in the Commonwealth of Virginia, it might be a good idea to glance at the Virginia Condominium Act. This act describes the terms of ownership and limitations and requirements of condo associations. It also describes the unique attributes of condominium…
Everything built by man requires some maintenance at some point. Even so-called maintenance-free homes require some attention. So when making the transition from renting to buying, one aspect of home ownership that must be considered carefully is maintenance. Renters enjoy few advantages over buyers, but one benefit of renting is that in most cases renters…
Real estate contracts sometimes come with contingencies. This is a part of the contract that states certain conditions or timelines are met or the seller or buyer can void the contract. The conditions or timelines can be any that both parties agree on and are put within the contract. Contingencies usually last for a specified period.…
Home owners who can’t or don’t want to sell their homes in today’s market but must move should consider renting out the property.
You will be pleased to know that Nesbitt Realty is trusted by both local, out-of-state, and foreign property owners. Real estate investors and trusts hire us, but most of our clients are everyday people from all walks of life. They simply need some assistance with managing their property in {Location_Name}. While we do have some wealthy clients who have no mortgages on their properties, the majority of our clients are known as "mortgage landlords". "Mortgage landlords" need rental income in order to pay off mortgages. A number of these homeowners are the average people and this is the single largest investment interest that they have committed to in their lives.
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Nesbitt Realty agents are full-time, local, knowledgeable long-time residents.
Obtaining a professional property manager is a good first step. Professional property managers charge 7 percent to 10 percent of the monthly rent in many areas. Nesbitt Realty is often cheaper than our competitors.
Current rents may not be high enough to cover carrying charges, including mortgage, taxes, and insurance. Nevertheless, renting out the property may still make sense if property values rise in the next few years.
Offering a 12-month lease that converts to month-to-month is a good idea, if the owners are considering selling eventually. Include language in the lease that allows a real estate professional to show the home to potential buyers with 24 hours’ notice to tenants.
For more information or to set up an appointment call Julie at (703)765-0300.
Mount Vernon Townes in Alexandria VA are close to Ft Belvoir, shopping centers, Metro bus stop and more.
These affordable townhouses were built around 2001 and their prices are remarkable. Community is served by Woodlawn Elementary School, Whitman Middle School and Mount Vernon High School.
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Follin Hill in Falls Church VA is conveniently located on Tysons Corner, close to 66, 495 and metro rail.
Homes at Fallin Hill are new constructions (2014) and their prices vary between $1,350,000 and $1,500,000 each. Schools serving the neighborhood are Shrevewood Elementary School, Kilmer Middle School and Marshall High School.
Equitable title is conveyed to the buyer when the seller signs the offer to purchase. A ratified sales contract creates equitable title. After closing and accepting the deed, the buyer receives legal title.
Equitable title does not carry all the rights, privileges and duties of legal title, but equitable title is not without implication. If a buyer has equitable title in a property, the seller cannot contract to sell the property to another buyer. The equitable title protects the buyer's interests in this regard, but does not obligate the buyer to pay taxes or maintenance on the property.
