Edward
Dumitrache
“Local expertise. Real results. Zero runaround.”
REALTOR® · Licensed in MD, DC & VA
Real Deals
Real results for real people.
Complicated deal. Got it done anyway.
Got the home under contract fast. Then title issues surfaced — land documentation problems that took nine months to untangle. Edward stayed in it, walked the seller through every step of the process, and closed it.
9 months of complications. Still closed.
$30,000 in value before they moved in.
A young couple buying their first home. Negotiated a $10K price reduction and a $10K credit at closing. The home appraised $10K above the purchase price. They had immediate equity the day they got the keys.
$20K off asking + $10K credit + $10K in instant equity
Sitting on market. Became a great deal.
The listing had been sitting. Edward identified the leverage, negotiated the price down significantly, and then convinced the seller's agent to have the seller cover every single repair on the inspection list.
Price down. Every repair covered by seller.
Montgomery County · February 2026
What the market is doing right now
Months of Supply
1.58
Seller's market — 4–6 is balanced
Median Days on Market
26
+16 days vs. last year
Median Sale Price
$606,750
+1.4% year over year
New Listings
−16.4%
Year-over-year — historic inventory low
Source: Bright MLS · February 2026 · Montgomery County, MD
Insights
From the blog
May 2026
Montgomery County vs. Fairfax County: Where Does Your Money Go Further in 2026?
Two of the top-ranked school districts in the country, two of the most competitive real estate markets in the Mid-Atlantic. Here's how Montgomery County, MD and Fairfax County, VA actually compare for buyers in 2026.
Read →May 2026
New Construction vs. Existing Home in the DC Suburbs: Which Is the Better Buy?
New construction offers modern features and builder warranties. Existing homes offer negotiability and established neighborhoods. Here's a practical comparison for buyers in Montgomery County and the DC Metro in 2026.
Read →May 2026
Maryland vs. Virginia vs. DC: Which Jurisdiction Is Best to Buy In?
The DC Metro spans three jurisdictions with different tax structures, school systems, and market dynamics. Here's a straight comparison to help you figure out where your money goes furthest for your situation.
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