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5802 Nicholson Lane #2-604, North Bethesda, MD 20852 — This 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom condo had incredible views and potential, but it needed a lot of preparation to unlock its true value. The kitchen was already renovated by my main contractor a few years before, but the primary bathroom was severely outdated, the den had mirrors all over, some lights in the unit weren't working, and it needed a massive amount of items removed. The seller agreed with my assessment and we handled the entire renovation process and cleanout — bringing in Habitat for Humanity to remove some of the items. The result: In a difficult condo market, we got two offers.

4805 Morgan Drive, Chevy Chase, MD 20815 — I helped my clients buy this home when it was less than desirable by the standards they wanted, but was a really good value on a sought-after street. They asked for my help to bring in the contractors who could completely transform the home and we did that from top to bottom. This also included removing two large trees that were not only hindering light into the home but were potentially destructive to the basement foundation. And we also helped them replace the roof. We saved them tens of thousands of dollars in the process. Three years later, after thoroughly enjoying the home, I sold it for them in the first weekend with multiple offers.

6208 Wiscasset Road, Bethesda, MD 20816 — For this client, it was time to downsize. I already secured a new, elevator townhome for her. Now, we had to prepare her single-family home in Bethesda. With a combination of carpet, dated tile and laminate flooring on the 1st and 2nd floors, we transformed the look by running hardwood floors throughout. The primary bathroom was beyond dated. So we completely redid it, along with new vanities and flooring in the 2nd bathroom and 1/2 bathroom. Fresh paint, a few new lights, uniformity in lighting color throughout, some deck board repairs, and a fresh coating on the 3-car garage floor made this home look and feel massively different. We overcame some unchangeable layout flaws of the home to sell it exactly as planned.

4620 South Chelsea Lane, Bethesda, MD — For this home in Bethesda, we only had minor things to do, but they were still important. There was an area where the wood floor, once a piece of furniture was removed, looked off compared to the rest of the flooring. So I brought in a floor specialist to sand, stain, and blend the flooring in. Next, the wrought iron railings on the porch were rusted and unattached to the concrete. I brought in a contractor to repair and restore the railings and solder them back securely to the concrete. A little painting to freshen some spots up and we were ready to go. We sold the house the first week.