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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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Home Seller Tips
How To Improve The Privacy Of Your Home
If you live in a residential neighborhood, there’s a good chance that you’ve had to deal with neighbors who don’t respect your privacy. Whether they’re peering through a pair of binoculars surveilling your Sunday afternoon barbeque or dropping by unannounced to “see how you’re doing”, these unpleasant individuals are the bane of ...
Homebuyer Tips
In The Miscellaneous Labyrinth Of Real Estate Finance
To those of us who’ve gone through the process of moving, it’s no secret that moving can be a hassle and a half, between the stress and substantial financial investments. We usually decide to relocate for various reasons, such as a brand new workplace, the prospect of a brighter future, climate changes, or even the global pandemic. COVID-19 made ...
Homebuyer Tips
Eco-friendly Vs. Harmful Building Materials
More than ever, the past dictates our future. The twenty-first century must face the dramatic repercussions of our past heritage concerning environmental issues. We foolishly exposed our planet to threats and insecurity. In practice, we do lots of harm to our immediate environment, and we should pay more attention to do’s and don’ts in nature. Humankind has ...
Homebuyer Tips
Home Automation That Can Be Implemented
Phrases like “Alexa, turn on the AC!”, “Alexa, dim lights!”, “Alexa, open the front door!” or “Alexa, cook mac&cheese!” are becoming a regular in US households. Well, maybe not the last but it won’t be long till that becomes a reality as well. Having the ability to tell your home what to do has been a fantasy ...
Agent Advice
Digital Trends That Revolutionized The Real Estate Industry
Of all the inventions that changed the real estate game, none have changed it as profoundly and irreversibly as the internet. This technology opened up a world of new possibilities and opportunities for real estate professionals working at every level in the field of real estate. From the lowliest copy room workers to the moguls and brokers at the very top of 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
Land improvement that is more extensive than the surrounding neighborhood justifies or that can be economically warranted. For example, an individual builds a home with a higher construction cost than the neighborhood's average assessed valuation. A further example is the construction of a commercia ...
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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 ...