Summer is in full force and Brambleton is all the BUZZ! As of today, there are 117 Condo’s, Townhomes, and Single Family homes listed for sale in the MLS just in Brambleton. Out of those 117 homes, we’ve listed below a few that we think are worthy of a closer look. There is literally something here for everyone! And don’t forget, in Brambleton everything you need is just minutes away. You can even enjoy a vacation without ever leaving town!
Be sure to take note of these great properties for sale, and contact us if you find one you want to see in person!
BLUE ELDER TERRACE – The lowest priced condo available!
THIMBLEBERRY SQUARE – A 3 bedroom condo for only $235,900!
BENFOLD SQUARE – Large, new construction Townhouses for under $400K!
HIGBEE LANE – This gorgeous Single Family home is only $550K!
RICHLAND GROVE DRIVE – Beautiful Winchester home, with quick delivery!
LOIS LANE – The largest home available today. Fit for a superhero! 
Call us today at 703-475-1003 to take a closer look at any of these homes or any other home in the Brambleton Community!
The JS Realty Team – not only serving Brambleton, serving all of Northern Virginia.
to enjoy between the animal shows, live music, carnival games, and more! Here’s a sample of what you’ll find each day:
Tuesday, July 28th
Wednesday, July 29th – Children’s Day!
Thursday, July 30th – Senior Citizen’s Day!
Friday, July 31st
Saturday, August 1st
These three reporting entities will provide a credit score that is used to determine the risk associated with a particular borrower regarding repayment of the loan. A number of credit related variables are used to calculate the credit score. The credit score is used as a predictor as to the likelihood that the consumer will have late payments in the next 24 months. The lower the score, the greater likelihood that the borrower will be late on a payment or payments.
Past Payment History – 35%
Payment History………….7 years(Date of last activity)
Recently listed For Lease is the charming and historic “Olde Mill” building, located at 20704 Ashburn Road in Ashburn, VA.
Right off the Washington & Old Dominion (W&OD) Trail and Ashburn Road, this building is in a prime and highly sought-after location!
As you can see there are many options for beginners and seasoned players . If you are just starting out, Brambleton Golf Course offers 
This wonderfully updated town home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 half-bathrooms. There is fresh paint throughout the entire home and hardwood floors on main level. The kitchen was recently remodeled and updated kitchen has new granite countertops, new cabinets, a built-in microwave, and tile floor.
A great rec room leads out to a beautiful and spacious fenced in backyard with a deck. This home is in a great location near major roadways and within a mile of the Dunn Loring Metro Station and the Mosaic District. This home is a must see!
more difficult. If this is the case, but you definitely want to rent, you should consider using the experience of the Property Management Team at the JS Realty Team. Our Property Management Team will make the managing of your home as stress-free as possible. And if you do plan on returning to the area after a couple of years away, then you need to determine if you are going to want to move back into the same home, or find a new one.
This is another major factor to consider. How tolerant will you be of strangers living in your home? For example, if having your prized landscaping not kept up to your standards would make you upset, you may want to reconsider if renting is right for you. No matter how well you screen your potential tenants, there is still the potential that they will not treat your home like you do. The JS Realty Team performs our due diligence when screening potential tenants and we have had tenants that have left our clients homes in better condition than when they first moved in. On the flip side, we’ve also had tenants that did not fare as well as we would like. You are always taking a chance when you let strangers live in your home.
You see flags all the time; in front of schools, public offices, even homes. But did you know there is an official Flag Code? This code formalizes and unifies the traditional ways in which we give respect to the flag, and also contains specific instructions on how the flag is not to be used. According to the code, “The flag represents a living country and is itself considered a living thing.”
Initially, there were no reasons left as to why Red, White, and Blue were chosen to represent the USA. However, in 1782, Congress chose the same colors for the Great Seal and offered this designation:
New Year’s Day—January 1
Independence Day—July 4
In addition, half-staff the Flag (sunrise to sunset) on these days: