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"It was a luxurious experience."
"Ellen Wilner seems born to match buyers with the right homes, and deicated to making sure they obtain those homes. In this very challenging market, her sheer talent and professionalism made it possible for us to purchase a home where we thrived, in one of Rockville's loveliest and friendliest communities. We are still impressed that we were able to buy our home in that tight market. It would not have happened without her. "Before we met Ellen, we spent a grueling year with two agents who wasted a great deal of our time, with only several missed contracts to show for it. Ellen actually practices the teamwork others talk about. During our first meeting, she got to know us well enough in one conversation to show us the house we bought days later. This was the only house we needed to see. Ellen guided us steadily throughout the buying process, going to bat for us when it counted. It was a luxurious experience. If more buyers had such care and support, Washinton would be a less stressful real estate market. "When the time came to resll, she again did a first rate job for us. We will be surprised to find another realtor in the future who even comes close to Ellen's talent, dedication and ethical standards. Maryland is lucky to have a professional like Ellen Wilner, who makes this a better place to live. Thanks again, Ellen."
William EskewMichele Fry
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Selling Your Home >The Season for Selling Houses
We hear a lot of talk about which months are the most lively ones for getting our listings sold. Many people think the ideal time to put a house on the market is when the azaleas are in bloom and the grass is the greenest. In many parts of the country, the "spring market" is thought of as the real estate industry's Christmas season.
There are important factors that strongly influence the sale of houses. Interest rates, the availability of local employment, tax rates, and the overall economic health of the community all play a large part in determining how quickly homes move and how well the sellers will do at the closing table. Your home may sell quickly during a month when the weather is gloomy but the interest rates are low. Waiting for spring flowers to bloom before planting your "For Sale" sign may improve your home's curb appeal, but may not have as much effect on the sale of your home as interest rates that go up as quickly as your tulips.
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What is considered one of the greatest U.S. construction projects that was also of great strategic importance to the U.S.?
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The Panama Canal, begun in 1904 and completed in August, 1914, which cost $366,650,000. |
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