Debra Hall Top real estate agent in Ashburn

Debra Hall

Long & Foster Real Estate
8 Years of Experience
(35)
$5M
Total Sales Last Year
8
Years of Experience
18
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$702K
Average Price Point

    About Debra Hall

    Experience & Background
    I'm a Northern Virginia and Maryland Realtor(R) with 8+ years of experience and a background in finance and government contracting. I hold a B.S. in Finance from the University of Maryland at College Park and spent 20 years managing large telecom contracts before transitioning to real estate.
    Production & Recognition
    I consistently exceed $6M in annual sales volume and have earned Top Producer recognition every year. I've helped many buyers and sellers navigate competitive markets while maintaining a calm, organized, and solutions-oriented approach.
    Client Satisfaction
    My clients have shared their experiences in 50+ 5-star Zillow reviews, highlighting my responsiveness, patience, and strong negotiation skills.
    How I Help
    I specialize in residential sales across Northern Virginia and Maryland, with a passion for home design that helps buyers and sellers maximize the potential in every property. Whether you're buying your first home, relocating, or selling, I'd love to guide you through a smooth, informed transaction.
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    Specialties

    • Sellers
    • Buyers
    • Residential Property

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    Answered Questions

    Can a home come out of contingent?

    A home with a "contingent" status means there are pending conditions that need to be satisifed. Until those conditions are cleared, the home is not completely off the market. Generally, these contingent conditions have timeframes to be resolved. For example, common contingencies include a home inspection, which normally occurs within 3-7 days after an offer has been accepted, then there is 2-3 days to negotiate repairs. Financing/appraisal contingencies are generally 21 days, so buyer has to get financing approved during that time frame, as well as the appraisal. If the home is in an HOA or if its a Condo, there is an HOA docs contingency, which gives the buyer a time period to review the docs. There are other contingencies, but these are common. If any contingency is not satisfied during the stated timeframe, the sales contract can be voided and the home (if the seller chooses) can return to active status to accept new offers. Until a house is in a "closed" status, you have a chance.

    Answered by Debra Hall | Reading | 160 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 month ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    20396 Exchange Street #1st Floor Ashburn, VA, 20176

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