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Just Listed--This Week
See the latest "Short Sale" Listings & Bank-Owned Listed Homes in the
Northern Virginia area & Prince William County.
The source is MRIS.
Contact Dan if You Would Like More Details ...
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Searching for your future home?
You may want to bookmark the community of Reston in Fairfax County. If you seek convenience, shopping, recreation, office proximity, schools, and multiple home styles, then look here. (Contact Dan 1st).
Dan knows Reston. So, when you're ready to move to Reston, contact Dan.
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Just Listed--This Week
See the latest "Short Sale" Listings & Bank-Owned Listed Homes in the
Northern Virginia area & Prince William County.
The source is MRIS.
Contact Dan if You Would Like More Details ...
The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) announced their most current data (averages for contract interest rates):
30 Year Fixed Interest Rate = 5.50 %
15 Year Fixed Interest Rate = 4.99 %
1 Year Adjustable Rate Mortgage = 6.54%
Source: Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA)
Yucca filamentosa ( botanical name) ... Golden Sword (variety) by Monrovia.
Boldly striped, sword-like leaves topped by tall spikes of fragrant, ivory white blooms.
Flowers in May-June.
Visit your favorite nursery or home center and select some color soon.
Drought tolerant, mostly...
Easy to grow
More information: Monrovia
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Photo by Dan Bonner, copyright 2009. Garden enthusiast...
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The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) announced their most current data (averages for contract interest rates):
30 Year Fixed Interest Rate = 5.57 %
15 Year Fixed Interest Rate = 5.10 %
1 Year Adjustable Rate Mortgage = 6.75 %
Source: Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA)
Hemerocallis ( botanical name) ...
These summer flowering (or late spring) perennials are easy to grow and tolerate most soils. Plus, they multiply and expand your garden. Then, you'll need to divide them.
Oh, well-
Varieties abound. A must for your garden. Visit your favorite nursery or home center and select some color soon.
Also, good news: they are drought tolerant.
More information: Andre Viette
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Photo by Dan Bonner, copyright 2009. Garden enthusiast...
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Historic Occoquan is host to a spectacular Arts & Crafts Show. Today, Sunday, is the last day.
Easy Directions: Exit 160, I-95
Park in designated areas & take the bus to the show...
Always Remember D-Day ! June 6, 1944.
We have freedom today because of D-Day.
See details (U.S.Army)
