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Buying your first home in Washington, DC can be a daunting task, but did you know there are many resources available to help you through the process?

Moving into a new home can be exciting and scary, especially if you are relocating to a new city. Smart Settlements is here to help you set up all of your services in Washington, DC.

Did you know that DC passed an update to TOPA, effective July 2018? Know your rights as a renter and/or owner of a single-family home in Washington, DC.

The DC Office of Tax and Revenue offers financial assistance through their Tax Abatement Program. Find out if you meet the qualifications and how to apply!

Whether you are between renters or renovating an old building, it is critical that you know your financial and reporting obligations for vacant and blighted properties in Washington, DC.

If you own residential real estate in the District or are considering buying property there, it’s important to know your property tax obligations.

If you are considering becoming a landlord in Washington, DC, then follow these steps to register your rental property!

Although most of your interactions with real estate agents and title companies happen before or at closing, your questions may not end there. Here is a list of the most frequently asked questions post-closing.

Condominiums are structured differently than other types of properties. Smart Settlements outlines many of the documents and information you should review before purchasing a condominium in DC.

Washington, D.C., one of the strongest real estate markets in the country with more than 5,100 short-term vacation rentals, is enforcing a new law governing short-term and vacation rentals in the District.