Radon Testing in Northern Virginia: What Buyers & Sellers Must Know
Radon testing is standard in Fairfax and Loudoun contracts. Here's how the contingency works, what mitigation costs, and what to do if levels test high.
Well and Septic Inspections in Northern Virginia: New Law & What It Means
Virginia's 2025 septic inspection law changed how NoVA well-and-septic sales work. Here's what Fauquier, Loudoun, and Prince William buyers and sellers must know.
What Happens to Your Earnest Money Deposit If a Deal Falls Through in Northern Virginia?
Earnest money in Northern Virginia is 1-3% of price, held by the title company. Learn when you get it back—and when sellers can keep it.
Radon Testing in Northern Virginia: What the Contingency Means for Buyers and Sellers
In Northern Virginia, radon contingencies are standard in Fairfax and Loudoun contracts. If levels exceed 4.0 pCi/L, you can negotiate remediation or walk away.