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Selling an Investment Property in Tysons: Tax & Buyer Strategy
Quick Answer: Selling an investment property in Tysons, VA means navigating federal capital gains tax (15–20%), depreciation recapture (taxed at up to 25%), Virginia state income tax (5.75%), and a non-resident-friendly buyer mix dominated by 1031 exchange investors, owner-occupant downsizers, and
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Top 10 Mistakes Tysons Home Sellers Make (and How to Avoid Them)
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How to Prepare Your Tysons Home for Sale: Staging & Repairs Guide
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Tysons Home Sale Fees & Commissions Explained (2026)
Tysons Home Sale Fees & Commissions Explained (2026) Quick Answer: A typical Tysons home seller pays roughly 5% to 6.5% of the sale price in combined fees in 2026 — that includes the listing agent fee (negotiable, traditionally 2.5%–3%), a buyer's agent fee (now separately negotiated post-NAR settle
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