Tired of renting an old house where the water leaks in when it rains, the plumbing constantly backs up, the lights blink on and off at random, and your landlord does nothing about any of these problems. “I’ll get around to it,” he says, and then never shows up to take care of the issues. Meanwhile, your clothes get mildewed and you have to put up with the annoyances in your rental place. You’re afraid to rent another place and experience the same problems. [click to continue…]

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Perhaps you have just landed your dream job in Washington, D.C. You must now pack everything you own and move into a new home. You consider your options. You don’t want to live too close to the city, yet you don’t want an hour commute. Perhaps you look at the relatively close towns of Bethesda and Gaithersburg, Maryland. You may even consider Rockville, Silver Spring, and Potomac in Maryland. You have many options and choices available to you.

As you begin searching for a home, you are well aware that purchasing or building a new home is not in the budget right now. Because you love to cook, you feel that having a large kitchen is very important. You quickly find the perfect home in an ideal location near Gaithersburg, Maryland for a reasonable price. The only downfall is that the kitchen is tiny with many outdated features. The cheap, laminate flooring is yellowing and beginning to wrinkle. The appliances appear to be from the 1980’s and the range only has 2 burners. [click to continue…]

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