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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Most Profitable Real Estate Niches For Agents
Given the opportunity, most real estate agents, and certainly all the hungriest ones, will work with you to buy or sell any property. A real estate agent who is best known for selling single-family homes is not likely to turn down a commercial listing, especially when they are just starting their real estate career. Real estate can feel like a big ocean ...
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Best Real Estate Companies For New Agents
If you are just getting started on your journey as a real estate agent, you probably have plenty of motivation and excitement for this new beginning. Going through those licensing courses and studying for your licensing exam finally paid off and you feel accomplished. There is a long journey ahead of you and the first years as a real estate agent are certainly not the ...
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Most Promising Real Estate Markets In The U.S.
While 2020 has been a challenging year for many of us and the global economy in general, it was a pretty intriguing period for the real estate industry in the United States. The pandemic and all the myriad changes which were brought along with it, such as working remotely, continue to reshape the landscape of real estate investing. While many people are selling their ...
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How To Become A Better Real Estate Professional
If you’re in the real estate game, you know that staying at 100% is crucial if you want to achieve success. If you slack off for as much as a minute, you might lose your edge and fall behind the rest of the pack. It’s not enough to stay stationary; you’ve got to constantly be moving forward with every aspect of your career. For newer real estate ...
Homebuyer Tips
Choosing a new city to call home is a challenging task. You’ve got to consider a myriad of factors such as public safety, cost of living and job availability. You have to ask yourself whether or not the attractions available in the area are suitable for your tastes, and whether or not the climate suits your preferences. All these factors are important and need ...
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. ...