Single Family Home on Glenister Drive in Springfield Listed For Sale
7715 Glenister Drive in Springfield, Virginia is a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom split-level home. The vaulted ceilings combined with tons of windows allow for a very bright & open feel in this home. It’s also a great location for commuters as the home is less than 4 miles from the Franconia-Springfield Metro and there are several metro bus and highway options.
Community Features
In addition to major highways and public transportation, this neighborhood is close to schools, parks and the Springfield Town Center. There you can find plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. An LA Fitness center is also available for your health & wellness needs. The community does not have a Home Owners Associations, so the possibilities for this home are endless! 
Main Level Features
The Living Room offers hardwood floors & chair railing. 
A large Dining Room with hardwood floors and chair railing offers access to the backyard. 
A spacious Kitchen boasts tons of countertop and cabinet space, along with a breakfast bar and pendant lighting. 
The Master Bedroom features an oversized closet and 2 double windows that overlook the backyard. 
The Master Bathroom has tile floors, an oversized vanity and a walk-in shower. 
2 additional bedrooms and a full bathroom are also found on this level.
Lower Level Features
The bright split level Foyer is full of windows and leads down to the lower level. 
The lower level features a huge Family Room with a wood burning, brick surround fireplace. A 4th Bedroom has a closet and large window for ample natural light. A 3rd full Bathroom has tile floors, a single vanity and a shower. The Den offers a nook for extra storage and access to the side yard. Spacious Laundry Room features a full size washer & dryer, and plenty of storage space. The fully fenced backyard has lots of trees and a deck that is great for entertaining.
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An Earnest Money Deposit (or “EMD”) is an important part of the home buying process. It is an amount of money that you will deposit (in escrow) that tells the Seller you are committed to the purchase of the home. It’s important to know that this earnest money deposit is not an extra cost of buying a home. It will be credited towards the down payment at closing. In the event that it exceeds your mortgage down payment and settlement costs, you will receive the balance at closing.
In most cases you will write the check to your Realtors, Real Estate Brokerage Company or the company that will be assisting you in the settlement (Title Company). Never write the check to the Seller or their Realtor directly. The money is usually due very shortly after the contract is fully accepted by all parties (ratified) and will be placed in an escrow account. Shortly before you go to settlement, it will be released so it can be applied towards your settlement cost and down payment on the day you purchase the home. In the event the amount you put down exceeds the amount needed for these cost, you will get a refund of the difference. This is your money, and it is treated as such. It is only applied to your costs.
Every market can be different when it comes to answering this question. Make sure you read and understand the contract. It should state what happens to the EMD if you no longer qualify (or decide you do not want to buy) the home. If you are within your rights to cancel the contract, the Seller will agree to release the funds back to you in full. However, there are many different ways this can be handled. Not all are not favorable, so understand the contract you are signing and discuss any concerns you may have with your Realtor. If you are not comfortable with the language that is written in the contract be sure to consult an attorney before signing to ensure your rights are protected too.
An Earnest Money Deposit is your way of telling the Seller “I love your home and really want to buy it.” In most cases the money remains yours and is applied to your costs in regards to the purchase. It can also be a great way to leverage your offer in the event you find yourself in competition with another Buyer. A great Realtor can guide you through the offer process and help you structure a deal that is more than just about a sales price.
The purchase of a home usually is the single greatest investment most people make in their lives. It’s important to look at one’s home as an investment, and understand what drives the value of the property in order to find opportunities that maximize wealth. Given the unpredictable nature of the real estate market, what should you know about home appreciation before you buy?
Partially amortized loans are a series of amortized payments followed by a “balloon payment” (or lump sum) at the loan’s maturity. The balloon payment is the entire remaining balance. A partially amortized mortgage provides much lower monthly repayments, however a massive final payment is due at the end of the contract. Under a partially amortized mortgage, the final payment is larger than any previous payment as it “balloons” on the last installment. This type of payment is often found in commercial lending arrangements. The lower monthly payments can be helpful while the commercial project grows and, the developer hopes, appreciates.
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This spacious 3 level, 3 bedroom townhome in Ashburn Village is located at 
A separate Dining area is located just off the kitchen. 
In the Master Bathroom, find a beautiful single vanity sink and tiled shower/tub combination. A bright windows allows lots of natural light to fill the room.
In addition to the Master, 2 additional bedrooms are located on the Upper Level. Also found on this level is a 2nd shared full bathroom featuring a single sink vanity with a tile shower/tub combination.