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NBC Nightly News features a Virginia short sale client of Dan and Traci Rochon with Keller Williams Realty in Alexandria, VA.
There is one type of business that almost anyone can start which is both unique and ubiquitous – becoming a real estate agent.
Dan Rochon is the owner of Greetings Virginia with Keller Williams Realty which is a full-service brokerage that helps clients in the Washington metro region buy and sell properties in all price ranges.
8 common mistakes sellers make
With the help of real estate agents and title insurers, we have collected a list of typical blunders sellers make. Avoid them, and you'll be well on your way to a smooth sale…
Remodeling your home for maximum resale value
Focus on improving kitchens, bathrooms and curb appeal without over-personalizing…
Looking to buy a home for $200,000?
Here’s what you can expect to find…
Home remodeling projects that pay you back the most
“One skill that I’ve developed during my time as a real estate broker is to understand which home improvements will give you the most significant possible return when it comes time to sell,” said Dan Rochon, a real estate agent with Keller Williams…
Selling your home? Don’t make these avoidable mistakes
Avoid them, and you’ll be well on your way to a smooth sale…
What not to do when selling your home
Selling a home can be complicated. The process is like no other financial transaction most people will make. Too often, sellers sabotage the sale of their home by making easily avoidable mistakes…
Thinking of remodeling? Here's where you'll get the payoff when you sell
Most homeowners remodel their homes to improve their quality of life. Nearly all hope the renovation adds equity to their home so that when it comes time to sell, they will recoup a portion of the expense.
Government offers incentives for existing homeowners to "move up"
Finally, some love for those who already own a house.
Remodeling projects that recoup the most
Nearly all hope the renovation adds equity to their home so that when it comes time to sell, they will recoup a portion of the expense….
Best home remodeling projects for a higher sales price
Most homeowners remodel their homes to improve their quality of life…
Suburban life not really cheaper than city living
Housing may be less expensive far beyond the D.C. border, but that doesn't mean it's cheaper to live there.
Speed the key for Northern Virginia couple to nail the deal
Even with all the ways a buyer can find a Realtor -- the Internet, newspaper ads, social networking sites and word of mouth from family and friends, a decidedly low-tech yard sign often still works best.
It's house hunting time as tax credit deadline looms
There still is time to take advantage of the federal housing tax credits, but would-be buyers must begin the process of searching for a home very soon to make the deadline.
Dan Rochon’s Interviews and Speaking Engagements
Dan Rochon of GreetingsVirginia.com is crushing it with his business approach to real estate and website marketing. He uses the web as his tool to create more business. A must listen for anyone wondering why their internet dreams might be working as well as you might like.
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Dan Rochon is a true expert on this topic. A top-producing agent himself, Dan is now the broker of his own agency, Keller Williams Kingstowne, in Alexandria, Virginia, as well as the co-owner of a title and escrow company and the founder of a unique approach to marketing residential real estate called Greetings Virginia. Listen to Frank Felker’s interview.