About Ramzi Dalbah
I became a Realtor specializing in Northern Virginia and Maryland Real Estate in 2005. I have had the pleasure of helping countless families and individuals find their dream home or sell their home with multiple offers and for top dollar. If you are looking for a Northern Virginia or Maryland Realtor who has widespread knowledge of local neighborhoods, supreme communication skills, and flawless negotiation abilities, then your search is over! You can be assured that you are never alone.
I am extremely proud of the experience and knowledge of the Northern Virginia and Maryland Real Estate Market that allows me to service all aspects of the transaction to make my clients’ transition a smooth, seamless, worry free process. Contact me to today to discuss the Real Estate journey you would like to embark on.
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The Idyllic Suburbs Vs. Vibrant Downtowns
Where is it better to live? Where is living more cost-effective? Where will I have to say hello to everyone I meet? Should I remain in New York City or better move to Jericho 29 miles away? Let our real estate agents help you decide! There are many reasons, pro, and con, for both living in the suburbs or the city. Besides the apparent financial aspects, ...
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Cryptocurrency-Friendly Realtors
For decades, the world of finance was an oblique, inaccessible sphere that only those with the proper education and preparation could hope to break into. Hedge funds and investment firms reigned supreme, firmly holding a monopoly on everything even tangentially related to the industry of making money by spending money. This was an era defined by elitist financial ...
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Creative Ways To Get Leads As A Real Estate Agent
When you work in real estate, there are times when you’ve got to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty. With a good marketing strategy and some clever advertising you can get work by just sitting back and waiting for it to come to you, but this isn’t always going to pay the bills. In instances like these, you’ve got to go out and round up some ...
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Is Online Advertising Worth It For Realtors?
For real estate agents working in the sphere today, there’s no denying that marketing is a key part of becoming successful. In order to sell real estate, you’re going to need to get your name out in the sphere. It doesn’t matter how highly developed your other skills are, without a solid marketing strategy you won’t go far. With the arrival of ...
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How To Advertise Online As A Real Estate Agent
The online environment is growing, and with so many people surfing the internet, many businesses seize the opportunity to market themselves on the internet. It’s not just big companies that leverage the benefits of digital marketing but also independent agents such as realtors. In a post-pandemic era, the real estate market of 2021 looks more promising than ever ...
Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Book
(1) When used as a noun, refers to journals or ledgers. (2) When used as a verb, refers to the recording of an entry. ...
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Rural Property
When we think of rural property or rural real estate, most of us think of farms, properties with large areas designated to agricultural land. That’s how rural communities generally look. But there’s more to rural properties than how they look. The first distinction for a rural property w ...
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Dynamic Financial Analysis
Procedure for examining the total financial position of the insurance company over future time periods under various changing scenarios of uncertainty involving interest rates, mortality rates, and equity rates of return. ...
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National Board Of Fire Underwriters
Now-defunct bureau founded by fire insurance underwriters in 1866 to work for fire prevention and loss control. The board helped standardize the fire insurance policy. In the mid-1960s, the National Board of Fire Underwriters merged into the American Insurance Association. In 1971, 30 national and r ...
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Rate Of Surplus Formation Ratio
Insurance company's growth rate of adjusted surplus divided by its adjusted liabilities. The greater this ratio, the more financially sound the insurance company, as the surplus would be increasing at a faster rate than the liabilities. ...