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The following links give you access to the
homes found in the Metropolitan Regional Information Systems (MRIS), which
lists most homes for sale in Maryland, Northern Virginia and the District of
Columbia. This is the best Internet search tool for homes in this area.
Most of the homes appear with the street address. If they do not, please
contact us. We will be glad to provide the address. You can access this system
in two ways . . .
Home Prospector. Will track homes that meet your
criteria and notify you via E-mail of any matches as soon as they are input
into the system. Best option for Buyers ready to make an offer for a home that
meets their criteria. We would be glad to arrange for you to view any of the
homes that might be of interest to you. Make sure that the box labeled "Save
This Search" is checked. Requires you to register with your E-mail address so
that the new listings can be sent to you.
Home
Finder. Allows you to see at any given time what homes might meet your
needs. Useful when you are first beginning to explore the market and do not
need constant updates. 
Animal House >House Odors and Selling
Do you have a dog or cat that lives indoors with the family? A pet can pose a problem when your property is listed for sale. Even if prospective buyers have pets of their own that smell just like yours, they may be repelled by animal odors as they tour your home. If you have a pet odor problem, you should hire a professional to clean and deodorize the furniture and/or carpets that have been affected. Check the cat box frequently and keep the kitty litter fresh.
Some people have allergies to pet hair or irrational fears of certain animals, so it is a good idea to put dogs or cats outside or confine them to one area when your house is being shown. It is hard for buyers to appreciate your home through puffy, watery eyes or in between sneezes! Even if the house is exactly what they want, your chances of selling it will be diminished if the buyers are afraid of being attacked by Fido.
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What famous antebellum mansion was known as the "Queen of Tennessee Plantations"?
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Belle Meade Plantation was a prosperous 5,400-acre thoroughbred horse farm in the mid 1800's. The Civil War Battle of Nashville was fought in its front yard. |
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Access the Metropolitan Regional Information Systems
(MRIS), which lists most homes for sale in Maryland, Northern Virginia and the
District of Columbia. Home Prospector and Home Finder do it all!
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