Linda Chaletzky - Real Estate Professional

Linda Chaletzky - Real Estate Professional Real estate professional serving the Washington, DC area. For information on local properties, please email me at [email protected]

01/26/2023

The sails of the Sydney Opera House have been lit up with gorgeous Indigenous artwork by Kamilaroi artist Rhonda Sampson.

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An IN-PERSON (all parties!) closing! Yay! Always a joy! And these people were all really, really happy!
07/07/2021

An IN-PERSON (all parties!) closing! Yay! Always a joy! And these people were all really, really happy!

There were 14 offers on this home! It sold for 40% ABOVE the asking price! The home had not been updated in more than 30...
06/30/2021

There were 14 offers on this home! It sold for 40% ABOVE the asking price! The home had not been updated in more than 30 years but was clean and uncluttered. Priced strategically and target marketed, it sold with no contingencies. What a market!

08/07/2020

If you're moving you might want to read this!

MOVING DURING A PANDEMIC
July 29, 2020
By Teresa X. Nguyen, Marketing & Communications Coordinator, Long & Foster Marketing.

Moving During a Pandemic
Moving can be a long and arduous process for even the most organized person. With the added stress of the COVID-19 pandemic, moving homes can seem like a risky decision. While moving should be avoided if necessary, there are precautions you can take that will make the process safer for everyone involved.

While DIYing your move may seem like the better option, for long-distance moves hiring a moving company would be safer and easier. Carefully research moving companies and ask lots of questions such as, what safety protocols have they put in place, how large their crew is and what to expect the day of. Use the following tips when planning your move to ensure you and your moving crew can stay safe.

Before the Move
Use new boxes for packing. While using boxes and bins that you already own are fine, refrain from getting boxes from grocery stores or neighbors to prevent possible virus transmission.
Clean and declutter as you pack. Sanitize and wipe items down with disinfectant. If you’re planning on donating items, call the donation center ahead of time to ensure that they’re open and accepting donations.
Get an appointment to set up internet and cable service as soon as possible. Installation appointments may not be as easy to come by, so it’s best to call ahead to make a reservation.
Create an open-first box of essentials such as cleaning supplies, phone chargers, a change of clothes and other items that you think will be necessary once getting into the house.
Finish packing at least 24 hours before movers are set to arrive. This will allow the moving boxes to be untouched and for any potential viruses to have died off.
Day of the Move
Keep the number of people involved in the move to a minimum. During the actual moving day, have one person designated to manage and oversee the move.
Provide soap and paper towels by the sink and hand sanitizer by the door for movers. While most moving companies will come with their own gloves and masks, these extra precautions will make sure everyone feels safe.
Plan for the moving crew to drop off the belongings at least 72 hours before you or your family officially moves in. This will ensure that any potential viruses on your possessions will not contaminate you.
Decide whether the movers should unpack items or just drop items off. While most moving companies typically unpack items, decide whether you are comfortable with them doing that or if you’d prefer to do it yourself.
Hire a cleaning crew to deep-clean the new home before moving in. They’ll be able to clean tough-to-reach places as well as places you may not think of.

A beautiful home, sold in a week with nine offers! People were beating down the door to see this home until we actually ...
08/07/2020

A beautiful home, sold in a week with nine offers! People were beating down the door to see this home until we actually ran out of times for appointments! And we have a very happy seller!

05/26/2020

Photo by: Will Malott via Unsplash When it comes to buying things for the home, the air conditioning unit is not the most intriguing. But it is one of the essential components. Choosing the right A/C unit may be the difference between utmost comfort and sizzling heat. Determining the right type of a...

05/21/2020

Zoom Open House from 1-2 PM Sunday, 5/24. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89948280993 Classic center hall colonial with grace and charm. Sitting within an easy walk of both Friendship Heights with Metro, shops and restaurants, and Chevy Chase Circle with more retail and entertainment offerings, the locati...

05/19/2020

Photo by Sonja_paetow via Pixabay Home feeling a little dull? You can clean and liven things up in a single day, and make your home into a welcoming, comfortable oasis. Whether you are coping with outdated decor, too much clutter or just need to liven things up, this list can help you pull things to...

05/12/2020

Photo by Sarah Brown on Unsplash Just about everyone loves cozying up to a roaring fire and kicking back to relax in the cool night’s air. Far too many, however, leave that for camping once or twice a year at most. Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be that way. You can build a firepit in fi...

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