Mark Miller, Realtor

12/25/2025

If you ever wondered what style home you live in….

06/03/2025

I have two office spaces available for lease in Leesburg.
1) Across from Inova Loudoun Hospital - a ground floor doctors office with 6 exams rooms, nurses station, reception and all the other needed spaces. Bathroom in the office along with more in the common areas of the 3 story building. Office has a rear exit for easy getaway. 2900 sq/ft $22 a foot plus common charges of about $900 a month.
2) Downtown Leesburg. An old row house now used as an office. 2 stories. 3 office spaces and a reception space. 1 bathroom. 5 parking spaces. Ideal for professional services like accountant, lawyer, financial planner, etc. $3500 a month rent plus common charges of about $500 - we've separated out the common charges because it can fluctuate with driveway maintenance and snow removal.
Mark Miller, Long & Foster, 703.726.3427

01/23/2025

As fires continue to rage across California, many are asking how it will be rebuilt and what will insurance do. This is a good opportunity to consider your own homeowners insurance and to make sure you have the appropriate coverage. Here's a primer on homeowners insurance with respects to fire.

Most homeowners insurance policies cover fire damage. Some may limit coverage if your risk is higher. Here's what you need to know about understanding your coverage.

11/05/2024

When your candidate loses tonite and you go through with your pledge to leave the country, I’m licensed to sell homes in Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland. And I can refer you to an agent in the non-extradition country of your choosing.

09/20/2024

The Federal Funds rate, which was lowered yesterday, is not tied to mortgage interest rates. This short video is a good high level explanation of where mortgage interest rates come from.

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06/22/2024

Do LED bulbs really last longer? We wrote the date when they are put in. Nearly 5 years seems better than any incandescent bulb.

11/21/2023

When you see your home owners insurance rise, it’s probably for one of the many reasons highlighted in this article. This trend is likely to stay with us. Discuss options with your insurance agent. Bundling tends to help. I’m happy to refer a good insurance broker.

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Extreme weather, higher home insurance costs and insurers becoming more selective are home insurance trends to expect in 2024. The issues for home insurance companies are so acute that credit rating agency AM Best recently downgraded the home insurance industry from stable to negative. Richard At

08/08/2023

30 of the top 50 markets are at all time highs in home pricing. The average homeowner has nearly $200,000 of equity they can use and still have 20% equity. Less than 350,000 homes nationwide are “underwater” where the mortgage is more than the home value. Even at the highest interest rates in nearly 20 years, people are still buying homes.

The Black Knight Home Price Index (HPI) hit an all-time high in June on both seasonally adjusted and unadjusted levels, with nearly every major market experiencing month-over-month growth and 60% of these markets recording annual growth. According to new data from Black Knight Inc. (NYSE:BKI), pr....

05/24/2023

As a Realtor, I'm often asked "How's the market?" I also get a lot of "I'm waiting for interest rates to come down before I buy." Well, waiting for interest rates to come down will only cost you more money. I have clients that lost out on a house yet again. The owner purchased the house in November 2021 when interest rates were in the 2's and 3's. He paid $580,000. Last week, he listed the house for $690,000. My clients offered $700,000. They didn't get the house. I was told the successful buyer offered "quite a bit more" money. Interest rates today are around 7%. The seller made 20% in 18 months while interest rates doubled. Everyone wants to live here because we have a thriving economy and lot of jobs. We have a painfully low supply of homes available to purchase. Many people refinanced their homes during the pandemic at absurdly low interest rates and now have no reason to move. That causes the inventory to go even lower. When interest rates drop to the 4's and 5's, all that will do is drive up prices as more people compete for the same few homes. If you're on the fence, get off. You may need to rethink where you buy and what you buy, but waiting to buy will only cost you more. If you'd like to know about places where it's still possible to buy in Metro DC, please reach out. I'm happy to help.