Dan Wheeler Sells Homes

05/08/2026

Exceptional 4-unit investment opportunity in the heart of Washington, DC! 411 Lebaum St SE offers strong income potential with value-add upside for investors or owner-occupants.

Conveniently located near commuter routes, public transportation, shopping, and dining, this multifamily property is perfectly positioned for long-term growth and cash flow.

05/08/2026

🔑🏡 Just listed in Washington, DC!

1720 2nd St NW offers the perfect mix of location, character, and opportunity. Located close to restaurants, shopping, Metro, and downtown DC, this home puts you right in the center of it all.

Whether you’re looking for a primary residence or investment potential, this is a great opportunity in one of DC’s most connected neighborhoods.

Offered at $760,000
Email for private showings [email protected]

01/14/2026

Why Trumps proposed investor ban won’t make homes more affordable.

Trump recently proposed stopping large institutional investors from buying single-family homes — and it sounds like it should help first-time buyers. But here’s the truth: large institutional firms own only about 1–3% of U.S. single-family homes, and most investor-owned houses are held by small landlords, not Wall Street giants.

Meanwhile, the real reason prices stay high is a massive housing supply shortage that’s stretched on since the Great Recession — we simply don’t have enough homes for all the people who want them.

Explore why President Trump’s plan to ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes won’t significantly lower housing costs — because instit

11/16/2025

Being the Personal Representative of an estate is a big job, and mistakes can lead to unnecessary stress, delays, and even financial loss. Want to avoid these pitfalls? In our latest video, we break down the top 3 mistakes most PRs make—

Being the Personal Representative of an estate is a big job, and mistakes can lead to unnecessary stress, delays, and even financial loss. Want to avoid these pitfalls? In our latest video, we break down the top 3 mistakes most PRs make—and how you can steer clear of them. From securing the proper...

10/16/2025

If you’ve been named the personal representative of an estate in the DMV, you’ve probably already realized—this role comes with a lot of responsibility. But here’s something that catches people off guard: in some cases, the court may require you to get a probate bond.

What is that? Why does it matter? And do you actually need one?

Probate in DC can be confusing—especially when it comes to bonds. Learn what a probate bond is, when the court requires one, and why it matters for estates.

08/19/2025

When it comes to probate, the distribution of assets isn’t as simple as dividing things up—it follows a strict legal process. From paying off debts in the right order to making sure heirs receive what they’re entitled to, every step matters.

In my latest video, I break down:
✅ The order of priority for payments in DC estates?
✅ How assets are distributed with or without a will?
✅ What happens if there isn’t enough money to go around

If you’re managing an estate, knowing these rules can help you avoid costly mistakes and keep things fair and transparent.
👉 Watch the full breakdown here:

https://www.allthingsprobatedc.com/who-gets-what/

08/13/2025

Believe it or not, there are clear signs buyer interest is heating up again.

Let’s talk about what’s really going on behind the scenes, and why the housing market might not be as quiet out there as it seems.

Buyer interest is climbing, but selling your home without a real estate professional could mean missed profits. Discover why working with an experienced agent i

08/06/2025

The latest jobs report is in—and it’s weaker than expected. For months, economists have been watching the labor market closely, waiting for signs that the economy is finally cooling off. This report might be the clearest sign yet.

Job growth slowed, wage increases leveled out, and unemployment ticked slightly higher. For everyday people, it’s a signal that the job market isn’t quite as red-hot as it once was. But for the real estate world, the bigger question is: Will this be enough to get the Fed to finally lower interest rates?

The latest jobs report shows slowing growth—could this push the Fed to lower interest rates? See what it means for buyers, sellers, and the DMV housing market

08/03/2025

🍾Just listed! 719 Oneida Pl NW Washington DC | 3bd 3ba | Offered at $599,000

A classic DC home situated on a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of Brightwood. This property blends timeless character with everyday convenience, offering an ideal opportunity for homeowners or investors looking for value in a well-established neighborhood. Inside, you’ll find generous living space with multiple bedrooms, a functional layout, and plenty of natural light.

Whether you're looking to move right in or update and add your personal touch, this home offers great potential. Enjoy outdoor living with a private backyard—perfect for entertaining, gardening, or relaxing—and take advantage of off-street parking available. Just minutes from Rock Creek Park, Metro, shopping, and dining, this location provides easy access to downtown DC and surrounding areas. Don’t miss your chance to own a home in one of NW DC’s most desirable and growing communities

07/31/2025

Here in the DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia (DMV) region, we’re seeing signs of a shift. Inventory is up. Homes are sitting longer. And although we’re not officially in a buyer’s market, it’s starting to feel that way in certain pockets.

Extended days on market and price adjustments are becoming more common, especially in areas where buyers have more choices. Sellers are still getting strong offers when homes are priced correctly, but aggressive pricing strategies from 2021 and 2022 just don’t work in this climate.

If the Fed hints at future rate cuts, we could see buyer activity pick up. But if rates hold or rise further, sellers may have to make more concessions—whether it’s in pricing, closing costs, or flexibility.

Today’s Tale of Two Housing Markets

Depending on where you live, the housing market could feel red-hot or strangely quiet right now. The truth is, local markets are starting to move in different directions. In some places, buyers are calling the shots. In others, sellers still hold the power. It’s a tale of two markets.

https://www.danwheelersellshomes.com/will-the-fed-tip-the-market/

07/23/2025

President Trump said Tuesday he plans to let Jerome Powell finish his term as Federal Reserve chair, brushing it off with, “he’s going to be out pretty soon anyway.”

This comes after weeks of Trump hammering Powell for refusing to cut interest rates. Just last week, Trump even floated the idea of firing him, then walked it back by saying he’s “not planning” to—though he didn’t completely rule it out.

Legally, firing Powell would be tricky. The Fed was designed to be independent of political pressure, and trying to remove the chair could trigger a legal fight and shake financial markets.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s “wait and see” approach on interest rates could influence foreclosure trends in 2025 and beyond. Learn how Fed policy impa