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About Wilma Rochelle McFadden
Wilma Rochelle McFadden is a fitness professional who is now a full-time realtor in the DC Metropolitan area with the desire to help others with all their real estate needs. Thus began her mission to make the home buying and selling process an easy and friendly one for all.
Wilma's services are based on the foundation of honesty, loyalty to clients and the zeal to get them the best deal always. With these firm values, she has accumulated the trust of several clients she has had the pleasure of dealing with. Currently a licensed realtor with Keller Williams Capital Properties, she upholds the values of the establishment to transform lives, careers, and communities through real estate. She does not just strive to get you the best deals; she makes sure that you are well educated on the trends of the real estate market, mistakes to avoid and how to achieve the home you have always dreamed of.
The bottom line remains the fact that she strives to make sure her clients always leave with a smile on their face, having met their goal of finding the perfect home. Therefore, if you are looking for a realtor who is outgoing and has a friendly personality, will take time to put you through the home buying process, has extensive knowledge on real estate, educate you on the right steps to take, listen to you and not just focus on her decisions, look no further than Wilma McFadden.
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Houston Real Estate Market Overview Of 2022
Houston is the fourth-largest city in the United States. It has shown steady growth and development, as well as a diverse economy and relatively low unemployment rates. It is one of the best destinations for long-term real estate investment or a job in this sphere. It offers an excellent quality of life, highly-developed infrastructure, and many career opportunities. So ...
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Black Friday Bucketlist For Realtors
The real estate industry has changed a lot over the past few years. Looking at what real estate was and meant over 30 years ago and what it means now, we will see visible changes. The era of technology and modernization has stepped up this field. If we look at the tools real estate agents use nowadays, we can observe a change in modernization and adaptability to the ...
Home Seller Tips
Do you remember the first impression you had when you bought your house? Maybe the wall color in the bedroom stood out or some weird tiling choices. When it comes to home buyers, interior design choices can attract them or send them running. Many things make or break a sale, and a homeowner who’s putting their home on the market will only benefit from knowing what ...
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10 Things That Could Turn Off Homebuyers
Selling your house is a challenging decision to make. Giving up the place you’ve made life-long memories is emotionally consuming. But you might need a bigger home or want to relocate to a new city. Thus going through the selling process is unavoidable. First time selling a house? There are several aspects you should consider. You need information about the local ...
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What Not To Fix When Selling A House
Living in a society based on consumerism, we are used to everything we buy being in perfect shape. We send back articles of clothing that don’t fit instead of altering them at a sewist; We return an appliance if it has a visible scratch; We go back to the store to return a product that doesn’t fit our expectations even if we purchased it ourselves from the ...
Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Building Setback
Municipal ordinance stating the distance from a curb or property line where the building of a structure is prohibited. Also states the distances from a boundary line where construction is permitted. Building setbacks are intended to provide access space and/or preserve environmental character. ...
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Over-improvement
The term over-improvement in real estate defines a substantial and somewhat exaggerated land improvement compared to other properties in the area. For example, an individual builds at a higher construction cost than the neighborhood’s average assessed valuation. An over-improved land re ...
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Royalty
Monies paid to use property, such as the use of natural resource extractions. The royalty payment is typically based upon some percentage of the income or fee for substances generated from the use of such property. ...
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New York Insurance Code
Standard for insurance regulation in New York State and a model for insurance regulation elsewhere. For example, the standard fire policy was first adopted in New York State. Similarly, following the Armstrong investigation, the New York Insurance Code of 1906 became a model for cleaning up life ins ...
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Unemployment Compensation
Money paid through state and federal programs to workers who are temporarily unemployed. The program, which was created by the social security act of 1935, is managed by the individual states, which decide the level of benefits that will be paid and assess a payroll tax on employers to pay for the p ...