You do this every tour. I’ve done it 727 times and counting.

Homes sold: 727+
Experience: 9 Years
Zillow rating: 5.0

The Zero Upfront Listing

Packout is on the calendar, and the house still has to sell. The goal: a sale you're proud of, handled while you're already at post, without chasing contractors or paying a cent up front. Here's everything you get.

Hands-Off Prep

Packout is in six weeks. Jill does the chasing.

Worth $2,000 to $4,000 on a $20,000 refresh

Getting a home ready to sell usually means calling around for quotes, waiting on callbacks and hoping the work is done before listing day. With a packout date on the calendar, you don't have that kind of time. With Jill, you skip all of that. She tells you what's worth fixing and what isn't, gets quotes from painters, handymen and cleaners, and once you've picked who does the work, manages it from start to finish, whether you're still in town or already at post. You pay only for the work itself.

After 727+ homes, Jill knows which fixes pay off and which ones don't. Picture handing over the keys on your way to the airport and getting a text when the paint is dry and the photos are done.

Why it matters: a general contractor typically charges 10% to 20% of the job to manage it. On a $20,000 refresh, that's $2,000 to $4,000. Jill manages yours at no charge.

Source: HomeGuide, 2026

No Buyer Ever Waits

Every showing handled, evenings and weekends included.

The cost of waiting: about $6,600 a month on a $1,000,000 home

Most agents work alone. When a buyer wants to see your home tonight and that agent is booked, the buyer waits, and some never come back. Not with Jill. Every inquiry is handled and every showing is taken care of, right away, evenings and weekends included. None of it needs you in the house, or in the country.

“I got an offer the first day of showings!”
Seth M., condo seller

Why it matters: every month a $1,000,000 home sits costs about $6,600 in mortgage, taxes and insurance. If you're already at post, that's a mortgage on a home nobody is living in.

The math: a $5,340 mortgage payment with 20% down at the 7.03% average 30-year rate, plus about $830 in property taxes and $430 in insurance. Sources: Freddie Mac, September 2026 · Insurance.com

The Showcase Launch

Fewer than 1% of homes on Zillow get it.

Worth about $20,000 on a $1,000,000 home

Most homes on Zillow get a standard listing with a scroll of photos. Your home launches on Showcase, Zillow's premium listing, which gives buyers much more to explore:

Professional, high-resolution photos, organized room by room
An interactive floor plan that links every photo to its room
A 3D tour buyers can walk through from their phone or computer
Priority placement in Zillow search and map results, with larger photos
Dedicated email alerts to serious buyers

Picture buyers walking through your home on their phones from wherever they are now, before they ever book a flight.

Zillow reports that Showcase listings get 84% more page views than similar homes nearby and sell for 2% more on average. On a $1,000,000 home, that's about $20,000.

Source: Zillow Showcase facts, 2026

No fees until it sells

No retainer. No marketing charges. No cancellation fee.

$0 up front. $0 to cancel.

With some agents, you pay before your home ever sells, and you pay again if you cancel. Here's what those fees can cost, next to what they cost with Jill:

The fee	What some agents charge	With Jill
Retainer or upfront listing fee	$500 to $2,500, usually non-refundable, even if your home doesn't sell	$0
Photos and marketing, paid up front	$300 to $700 for photos, plus $250 to $1,000 for marketing materials	$0
Cancellation or withdrawal fee	A few hundred dollars plus marketing costs, or in some agreements the full commission	$0

With Jill, you pay none of it. Nothing is charged up front, because she pays for your photos, your Zillow Showcase launch and your marketing. If your assignment changes and you decide to keep the house, you can cancel with no fee. And Jill is only paid her commission if your home sells.

Sources: Offerly, 2025 · HomeLight, 2025 · Clever, 2025 · first tuesday

Everything you get, on every listing

Hands-Off Prep. Jill gets the quotes, you pick the contractor, and she manages the work while you're gone. You pay only for the work.
No Buyer Ever Waits. Every showing handled, evenings and weekends included.
The Showcase Launch. Zillow's premium listing, worth about $20,000 on a $1,000,000 home.

You pay up front: $0
You pay if it doesn't sell: $0

Jill is only paid her commission if your home sells.

Jill's guarantees, in writing

Pay When It Sells

If your home doesn't sell, you don't pay Jill a cent.

Why: Jill should only get paid if she succeeds.

Never Stuck

Cancel any time, even 30 days in, with no fee.

Why: Jill wants to keep your listing by earning it, not by locking you in.

What's your home worth?

Text Jill your address.

She'll personally put together a valuation based on what's actually selling around you, not what an algorithm is guessing. Thinking about renting it out instead? Ask for the rent-or-sell numbers too.

703-646-0282

Text your address

Prefer email? Jill@FSOHomesTeam.com

Buy From Post. Close From Post.

The goal: the home you want in the DMV, at a price you feel good about, whether you're on home leave or seven time zones away. Here's everything you get.

Buy From Anywhere

Video tours on your schedule, and a closing you can sign from post.

On home leave, at post, or in between

You don't have to fly home to find your home. Jill walks any home you want to see on video, room by room, or tours it with you live on your phone, on your schedule and your time zone. When you've found the one, she handles the offer, the inspection and the final walk-through, and you can sign the closing wherever you are, with a mobile notary, an embassy notary or by power of attorney. Some of her buyers closed on homes they first saw on a screen.

The obvious worry about buying a home you've only seen on a screen: what if you move in and it isn't what you hoped? With most agents, that's your problem once you've closed. With Jill, if you don't love the home within 12 months of closing, she sells it with no listing fee. That's her Love It or I Sell It Free guarantee, in writing, below.

See Any Home, 7 Days a Week

Evenings, weekends, even same day when the seller allows.

Any home on the market

Home leave is 30 days, and you're not spending all of it in a car. Most agents work alone. If you want to see a home Saturday at 2 and your agent is already booked, chances are you won't see it before you fly back, and a home you love can go under contract while you wait. With Jill, you pick the day and time, and it's handled. And Jill writes every offer and runs every negotiation.

“Extremely responsive, knowledgeable, on the ball without stressing me out.”
Dara S., first-time buyer in Waverly Hills, Arlington

Know What It's Worth Before You Offer

Jill's Price Report, in writing, before you sign.

Every 1% you overpay on a $1,000,000 home is $10,000

A list price is what the seller hopes to get, not what the home is worth. Before you sign an offer, Jill puts her analysis in writing: the homes nearby that actually sold and what they went for, what this home is worth today, the number she'd write, and where there's room to push. It's yours to keep, so you're never guessing whether you paid too much.

Jill's professional opinion, not an appraisal.

Inspections in Plain English

What's serious, what's normal and what to ask for.

A new roof alone: $5,700 to $16,000

An inspection report can run dozens of pages and make any home sound like it's falling apart. Jill tells you which findings are serious, which ones are normal for a home that age, and what to ask the seller to fix or pay for.

Why it matters: a new roof alone typically costs $5,700 to $16,000. Knowing which findings matter is how you ask the seller to cover them.

“Questions were answered quickly and thoroughly and I felt comfortable the entire way.”
Joe P., first-time buyer in Lyon Park, Arlington

Source: HomeGuide, 2025

Close From Post

Power of attorney, embassy notary or online notarization. Jill has run all three.

No flight home required

Most FSOs don't get to fly home to sign papers. You don't have to. Jill sets up the remote-closing package that fits your post: a limited power of attorney, an American Citizen Services notary appointment at the embassy, remote online notarization from your laptop, or a mail-away with an apostille as the fallback. Wire instructions get confirmed by phone, never email.

Closing From Overseas 101, below

Client for Life

Closing day isn't goodbye.

Buying the home isn't the end. As Jill's client, you're invited to her client appreciation events, you get gifts in the mail, and she keeps in touch long after closing. And when the next bid list drops, you already have Jill in your phone, and she already knows what your home is worth.

Everything you get when you buy with Jill

Buy From Anywhere. Video tours on your schedule, and a closing you can sign from post.
See Any Home, 7 Days a Week. Evenings, weekends, even same day when the seller allows.
Know What It's Worth Before You Offer. Jill's Price Report, in writing, before you sign.
Inspections in Plain English. What's serious, what's normal and what to ask for.
Client for Life. Client events, gifts in the mail, and Jill in touch long after closing.

You pay up front: $0
You pay if you don't buy: $0

Jill is only paid if you buy a home.

Jill's guarantees, in writing

Love It or I Sell It Free

If you don't love the home within 12 months of closing, Jill sells it with no listing fee. That's worth about $20,000 on a $1,000,000 home.

Why: Jill wants you in a home you love, not just a closed deal.

No listing fee means Jill's fee. The buyer's agent and closing costs on that sale are separate.

Never Stuck

Cancel any time, with no fee.

Why: since August 2024, every buyer has to sign an agreement with an agent before touring homes, and many of those agreements lock you in.

Source: National Association of REALTORS®, Consumer Guide to Written Buyer Agreements

Tell Jill what you're looking for

Built for the Service

Bidding cycles
Home leave
Tandem assignments
Closing from post

Why FSOs choose Jill

An agent who works on Foreign Service time.

Most agents in the DMV know how to sell a house. Very few know what to do when their client is in Nairobi, the bidding cycle just closed, and home leave starts in six weeks. Jill does, because she has done it. Bidding cycles, home leave, R&R, tandem assignments, curtailments: she knows how to translate a Foreign Service timeline into a real estate timeline, and back.

The FSO Tour Cycle Playbook

Your tour cycle, mapped against real estate.

This is the same timeline Jill walks every Foreign Service client through: what to do, when to do it, and what she handles on her end so you can focus on bidding, language, packout, and the dozen other things only an FSO has to think about.

From Jill

“This is the standard cycle for an FSO returning to DC or shipping out for an overseas tour. Curtailments, short-notice transfers and tandem coordination get a tighter version of this plan. Text me and we'll build it.”

12mo

Bidding opens

Start the real estate conversation early

Bid lists drop in late summer and early fall. Before you panel, Jill wants to know: are you returning to DC? Shipping out? Tandem? Renting out the current place? Buying a first home during your DC tour? The earlier this conversation starts, the more options you have later.

Text Jill, even before paneling. No pressure, just planning
Decide: sell now, rent it out, or hold the property
If buying: get pre-approved with an FS-experienced lender (Jill can refer you)
Start tracking the DMV market. Jill sends curated comps

6mo

Paneled

The timeline is real now

You have a post. The summer transfer cycle is moving. Jill activates the plan: if you're selling, she lists, and Hands-Off Prep starts now so the work is done before packout. If you're renting it out, she connects you with property management. If you're buying for a DC tour, the search starts now: FSI commute, school districts, two-tour vs. five-tour mindset.

List the current home (if selling) and beat the summer rush
Get on Jill's shortlist of vetted property managers
Begin shortlisting DMV neighborhoods (FSI, HST, Foggy Bottom commute)
Schedule home leave dates around closing windows

3mo

Home leave

Make the trip count

You get 30 days. Many FSOs spend a chunk of it buying a house. Jill will have your shortlist ready, listing agents briefed on your timeline, and offers drafted before you board the flight. If you're not coming back to DC at all, she'll close remotely while you're at post.

Tour the shortlist in person (or on a live video walk-through)
Submit the offer with FSO-strong terms
Get under contract; appraisal and inspection ordered
Review school zones, commute to FSI or Main State, and resale data with Jill

2mo

Under contract

Inspect, appraise, negotiate

The appraisal comes in. If it's low, Jill knows the comps to push back with. If the inspection finds issues, Jill tells you what's serious and what's normal, then negotiates repairs or credits. This is where 727+ closings earn their keep. If you're already back at post, none of this needs you on the ground.

Complete the home inspection and review the report with Jill
Appraisal ordered (Jill handles the logistics)
Negotiate repairs, credits or price
Lock your rate if you haven't already

2wk

Pre-closing

Power of attorney, e-notary, mail-away

The loan is in underwriting. If you're at post, Jill has already set up your remote-closing package: a limited POA, an American Citizen Services notary appointment at the embassy, or a mail-away with an apostille. She has done all three. Wire instructions get confirmed by phone, never email.

Limited POA executed and recorded (if applicable)
Embassy notary, online notary or mail-away closing scheduled
Confirm wire instructions by phone, never email
Final loan approval and closing disclosure (CD) review

Closing day

Keys in hand, wherever you are

Sign, fund, record. If you're stateside, Jill hands you the keys in person with a bottle of something. If you're at post, she takes possession on your behalf, coordinates the property manager or the move-in crew, and overnights anything you need. Then she sends you the welcome packet for your new neighborhood.

Final signing: local, remote, embassy notary, online notary or mail-away
Wire funds confirmed and received
Welcome packet with Jill's DMV recommendations
Stay in touch. Jill is your agent for the next tour too

Closing From Overseas 101

How FSOs close real estate from post.

Most FSOs don't get to fly home to sign papers. Good news: you don't have to. Here's the short version of how it actually works when Jill closes a transaction for a client at post.

Limited power of attorney

The most common approach. You execute a limited POA, specific to the transaction and the property, and a trusted person, sometimes a spouse stateside, sometimes a real estate attorney, signs on your behalf at the closing table.

Embassy notarization

U.S. embassies and consulates can notarize documents under federal authority. Schedule an American Citizen Services appointment, bring your documents, and you walk out with a notarization recognized in every U.S. jurisdiction.

Remote online notarization (RON)

Most states, including Virginia and Maryland, accept RON: a video notarization with a commissioned online notary. From your laptop at post, on your time zone, in about 30 minutes. Jill coordinates the appointment.

Mail-away with apostille

If your post doesn't have ACS notary services and RON isn't available in your jurisdiction, the fallback is a mail-away package with apostilled signatures. Slower, but Jill has run it. She has the playbook.

Important

This is an agent's overview, not legal or tax advice. Specific POA language, notary jurisdiction and apostille requirements depend on the state where the property sits and your specific post. Jill works with a network of FS-experienced lenders, title attorneys and tax professionals, and will connect you with the right ones.

Property Management 101

Rent it out, or sell? The math, not the vibes.

Many FSOs keep their DC-area home as a rental while they're overseas. Some don't. Here's what the decision actually comes down to, without the “real estate is always the best investment” propaganda.

Cash flow vs. headache

If the rent comfortably covers mortgage, taxes, insurance and a 10% to 15% management fee, renting can pencil out. If you're squeezing every dollar to break even, the headache from 7,000 miles away rarely justifies it. Jill runs the actual numbers with you.

The §121 capital gains exclusion

The IRS §121 exclusion lets you exclude up to $250,000 (single) or $500,000 (married filing jointly) of gain if you've lived in the home for 2 of the last 5 years. Foreign Service members can pause that 5-year clock while serving overseas, for up to 10 years, but it has rules. Worth knowing before you commit to a 4-year tour.

The right property manager

The wrong one will cost you a tenant, a security deposit and your sanity. The right one handles screening, maintenance, late rent and the after-hours furnace call. Jill has a short list of DMV property managers she has watched perform for Foreign Service clients over the long haul.

Tax domicile reality check

Holding rental property in DC, Maryland or Virginia keeps you on that state's tax radar, even from overseas. If your domicile state matters to you (and it should), Jill will flag the structural questions to take to your tax professional before the deed gets signed.

Important

Jill is an agent, not a tax attorney or CPA. The §121 exclusion, depreciation recapture and state-tax domicile rules are real things with real consequences. Jill will tell you what she sees and connect you with FS-experienced tax professionals, but the actual numbers come from them, not from a website.

Source: IRS Publication 523, Selling Your Home

DMV Neighborhood Directory

Where Foreign Service families actually live.

Filter by jurisdiction or search by neighborhood. These are the DC, Maryland and Virginia neighborhoods Foreign Service families land in most often, picked for the commute to FSI and Main State, school districts, walkability and resale.

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Foggy Bottom

Washington DC (NW)

Main State's front yard. Walk to Truman Building, GW Hospital. Mostly condos and historic townhouses.

0 to 10 min to HSTWalk to HST

West End

Washington DC (NW)

Tucked between Foggy Bottom and Georgetown. Glass-tower condos and quiet residential streets.

5 to 10 min to HSTWalk to HST

Georgetown

Washington DC (NW)

Historic cobblestones, riverfront walks, premium price points. No Metro, but a short ride to HST.

10 to 15 min to HSTTop-tier

Burleith

Washington DC (NW)

Quiet rowhouse pocket north of Georgetown. Family-friendly, walk to Glover Archbold Park.

10 to 15 min to HSTQuiet rowhouse

Glover Park

Washington DC (NW)

Embassy-adjacent, quieter than Georgetown. Mix of single-families, condos, and rentals.

15 to 20 min to HSTFamily-friendly

Cathedral Heights

Washington DC (NW)

Near the National Cathedral. Small, residential, mid-century apartments and SFHs.

20 min to HSTQuiet residential

Wesley Heights

Washington DC (NW)

Tree-lined embassy-adjacent enclave near American U. Big lots, big houses.

20 min to HSTUpscale SFH

Palisades

Washington DC (NW)

River-adjacent NW neighborhood. Single-families, suburban feel inside DC.

20 to 25 min to HSTRiver suburb-in-DC

Spring Valley

Washington DC (NW)

Upper NW estate neighborhood. AU Park-adjacent, top-tier prices.

25 min to HSTEstate luxury

AU Park

Washington DC (NW)

American University Park: leafy, family-friendly, walk to Tenleytown.

25 min to HSTFamily SFH

Tenleytown

Washington DC (NW)

Red Line node with condos, SFHs, and the Tenleytown-AU Metro stop. Family pyramid.

25 min to HSTRed Line family

Friendship Heights

Washington DC (NW)

DC/MD border. Walkable, high-rise condos, shopping (Mazza Gallerie corridor).

25 to 30 min to HSTWalkable condo

Chevy Chase DC

Washington DC (NW)

Single-family DC living with suburb energy. Walkable to Friendship Heights.

25 to 30 min to HSTSingle-family

Cleveland Park

Washington DC (NW)

Tree-lined streets, prewar charm, top-rated DCPS schools. Red Line access.

20 to 25 min to HSTSchools-strong

Woodley Park

Washington DC (NW)

Walk to the Zoo, easy commute via Red Line. Lots of FS families historically.

15 to 20 min to HSTFS-heavy classic

Forest Hills

Washington DC (NW)

Quiet enclave between Cleveland Park and Van Ness. Estate-style homes, embassies.

20 to 25 min to HSTQuiet luxury

Van Ness

Washington DC (NW)

Mid-rise condo corridor on Connecticut Ave. Red Line, walkable, UDC-adjacent.

20 min to HSTCondo corridor

Kalorama

Washington DC (NW)

Mansions, embassies, and serious privacy. The high end of DC living.

10 to 15 min to HSTLuxury

Dupont Circle

Washington DC (NW)

Quintessential urban DC: embassies, bookshops, Sunday farmers market. Mix of condos and rowhouses.

10 to 15 min to HSTEmbassy Row

Adams Morgan

Washington DC (NW)

Vibrant, walkable, restaurants on every corner. Mostly condos & 2-flats.

15 to 20 min to HSTUrban energy

Mount Pleasant

Washington DC (NW)

Rowhouse charm with neighborhood feel. Strong walkability and good rentals.

20 min to HSTRowhouse value

Columbia Heights

Washington DC (NW)

Bustling, diverse, Green/Yellow Line node. Rowhouses, condos, retail at 14th & Irving.

20 min to HSTDiverse urban

Park View

Washington DC (NW)

Up-and-coming rowhouse neighborhood between Columbia Heights and Petworth.

25 min to HSTEmerging rowhouse

Petworth

Washington DC (NW)

Rowhouse neighborhood with strong community feel. Better value than the closer-in spots.

25 min to HSTRowhouse value

16th Street Heights

Washington DC (NW)

Tree-lined corridor along 16th Street NW. Single-families, family-friendly, quieter.

25 to 30 min to HSTFamily SFH

Brightwood

Washington DC (NW)

Upper NW value: single-families, rowhouses, near Rock Creek and Walter Reed redevelopment.

30 min to HSTUpper NW value

Crestwood

Washington DC (NW)

Hidden NW enclave on the edge of Rock Creek Park. Big lots, single-families, very quiet.

25 min to HSTHidden gem

Shepherd Park

Washington DC (NW)

Upper NW, MD border. Single-families, big lots, established community.

30 min to HSTQuiet upper NW

Takoma DC

Washington DC (NW)

DC side of Takoma. Red Line, bungalows, walkable to Takoma Park MD.

30 min to HSTBungalow + Metro

Logan Circle

Washington DC (NW)

14th Street corridor: restaurants, condos, urban polish. Strong resale.

15 min to HSTUrban modern

Shaw

Washington DC (NW)

Historic Black DC. Walkable, rowhouses, near 9th St & U Street corridors.

15 min to HSTHistoric rowhouse

U Street

Washington DC (NW)

U Street corridor: restaurants, music history, walkable density.

15 min to HSTUrban culture

Bloomingdale

Washington DC (NW)

Quiet rowhouse neighborhood between Shaw and Eckington. Strong community feel.

20 min to HSTRowhouse quiet

LeDroit Park

Washington DC (NW)

Historic Black neighborhood adjacent to Howard U. Tree-lined, Victorian rowhouses.

20 min to HSTHistoric Victorian

Truxton Circle

Washington DC (NW)

Between Shaw and NoMa. Small footprint, rowhouses, fast-changing.

20 min to HSTEmerging

Mount Vernon Triangle

Washington DC (NW)

Downtown-adjacent condo cluster. New high-rises, walk to Mt Vernon Square Metro.

15 min to HSTDowntown condo

Penn Quarter

Washington DC (NW)

Downtown core: museums, theaters, restaurants. High-rise condos, urban density.

10 to 15 min to HSTDowntown core

Chinatown

Washington DC (NW)

Capital One Arena-adjacent. Condos, restaurants, Metro hub.

10 to 15 min to HSTDowntown hub

NoMa

Washington DC (NE)

North of Mass Ave, a fast-growing new-construction condo district. Red Line, walk to Union Station.

15 min to HSTNew-construction

H Street Corridor (Atlas District)

Washington DC (NE)

Streetcar corridor. Restaurants, music venues, fast-rising rowhouse market.

20 min to HSTRising corridor

Eckington

Washington DC (NE)

Quiet rowhouse neighborhood between NoMa and Brookland. Good value, fast-changing.

20 min to HSTEmerging rowhouse

Edgewood

Washington DC (NE)

Near Rhode Island Ave Metro. Rowhouses, single-families, value pocket.

25 min to HSTMetro value

Brentwood

Washington DC (NE)

NE rowhouse neighborhood, value-priced, Red Line accessible.

25 min to HSTValue

Brookland

Washington DC (NE)

NE DC charm: Catholic U, monasteries, single-families and rowhouses.

30 min to HSTQuiet value

Michigan Park

Washington DC (NE)

Mostly single-families, bungalows. Adjacent to Brookland, family-friendly.

30 min to HSTBungalow family

Woodridge

Washington DC (NE)

Bungalow neighborhood off Rhode Island Ave. Established families, hidden gem.

30 min to HSTBungalow hidden

Trinidad

Washington DC (NE)

Just NE of H Street. Rowhouses, fast-rising, walkable to H St corridor.

20 to 25 min to HSTRising rowhouse

Ivy City

Washington DC (NE)

Former industrial pocket, now distilleries, breweries, and new condo development.

25 min to HSTIndustrial-adapt

Kingman Park

Washington DC (NE)

East of H Street, near RFK. Bungalows and rowhouses, established families.

25 min to HSTFamily bungalow

Lamond-Riggs

Washington DC (NE)

Upper NE, MD border. Single-families, value-priced, established.

35 min to HSTUpper NE value

Capitol Hill

Washington DC (SE)

Federal-row charm with Eastern Market on weekends. Big rowhouses, family-friendly pockets.

15 to 20 min to HSTRowhouse classic

Hill East

Washington DC (SE)

Capitol Hill east of Lincoln Park. More value, same rowhouse architecture, near Stadium-Armory Metro.

20 min to HSTRowhouse value

Navy Yard

Washington DC (SE)

Newer-construction condos along the Anacostia. Walk to Nats Park.

20 min to HSTNew construction

Capitol Riverfront

Washington DC (SE)

Mixed-use riverfront: high-rise condos, Yards Park, walk to Nats Park.

20 min to HSTRiverfront condo

Anacostia

Washington DC (SE)

Historic Black DC neighborhood. Frederick Douglass home, fast-changing, value-rich.

25 min to HSTHistoric value

Hillcrest

Washington DC (SE)

Upper SE single-family neighborhood. Established, leafy, undervalued.

30 min to HSTSFH value

Congress Heights

Washington DC (SE)

Far SE neighborhood near St. Elizabeths and DHS HQ. Value, redevelopment in progress.

30 min to HSTValue emerging

Southwest Waterfront

Washington DC (SW)

The Wharf redevelopment: high-rises, marina, restaurants. Walk to L'Enfant.

15 min to HSTWaterfront condo

Southwest (Federal Center)

Washington DC (SW)

Federal-adjacent SW with mid-century condos and townhomes near L'Enfant Plaza.

15 min to HSTFederal-adjacent

Rosslyn

NoVA

Arlington, VA

High-rise corridor at the foot of Key Bridge. Walk-to-DC, multiple Metro lines.

10 to 15 min to FSIWalk to DC

Courthouse

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Between Rosslyn and Clarendon. Newer mid-rise condos and 1940s rowhouses.

10 min to FSIUrban-suburban

Clarendon

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Orange Line corridor. Walkable, restaurant-heavy, easy to FSI and HST. Mostly condos.

10 to 15 min to FSIFSI commuter

Virginia Square

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Quieter Metro node between Clarendon and Ballston. GMU Law School-adjacent.

10 min to FSIQuiet Metro

Ballston

NoVA

Arlington, VA

FSI is essentially a walk away. High-rise condos, family-friendly, Ballston Quarter mall.

5 to 10 min to FSIWalk to FSI

Lyon Village

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Quiet single-family enclave between Clarendon and Courthouse. Top APS schools.

10 min to FSISchools-strong SFH

Lyon Park

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Adjacent to Clarendon. 1920s to 1940s single-families and bungalows, family-friendly.

10 to 15 min to FSIBungalow SFH

Ashton Heights

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Quiet residential enclave south of Clarendon. Strong APS pyramid (Washington-Liberty HS).

10 min to FSIQuiet residential

Cherrydale

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Single-families with quick access to Langston Blvd and Glebe Rd. Up-and-coming.

10 to 15 min to FSIFamily value

Westover

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Historic streetcar suburb feel: bungalows, walkable village center.

15 min to FSIWalkable village

Bluemont

NoVA

Arlington, VA

South of Ballston. Mid-century single-families, established neighborhood.

10 min to FSIEstablished SFH

Glencarlyn

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Quiet South Arlington pocket near Long Branch Nature Center. Single-families.

20 min to FSINature-adjacent SFH

Donaldson Run

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Upper N. Arlington: mid-century single-families on big leafy lots. Yorktown HS.

15 min to FSIEstablished N. Arl

Country Club Hills

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Upper-end N. Arlington enclave near Washington Golf & Country Club. Premium SFH.

15 min to FSIUpper N. Arl

Williamsburg / Madison Manor

NoVA

Arlington, VA

N. Arlington single-families. Yorktown HS pyramid, family-friendly.

15 min to FSIN. Arl family

East Falls Church (Arlington)

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Arlington side of East Falls Church. Orange/Silver Line, single-families, family neighborhood.

15 min to FSIMetro SFH

Aurora Highlands

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Pentagon-adjacent, close to Crystal City & Amazon HQ2. Single-families & duplexes.

15 to 20 min to FSIPentagon-side

Crystal City

NoVA

Arlington, VA

High-rise corridor, Amazon HQ2, Reagan-adjacent. Condos and new construction.

20 min to FSIHQ2-adjacent

Pentagon City

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Walk to Pentagon and Fashion Centre. Blue/Yellow Line, condos, new development.

20 min to FSIWalk to Pentagon

Shirlington

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Walkable village. Signature Theatre, condos and townhomes, restaurant row.

20 to 25 min to FSIWalkable village

Fairlington

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Historic 1940s WWII-era townhome community. Tight-knit, family-friendly, FSO-popular.

20 min to FSIHistoric townhome

Columbia Heights West / S. Arlington

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Columbia Pike corridor. Diverse, value-priced, garden apartments and SFHs.

20 min to FSIS. Arl value

Arlington Ridge

NoVA

Arlington, VA

Hilltop S. Arlington enclave near Pentagon. Mid-century single-families with skyline views.

20 min to FSIView SFH

Old Town Alexandria

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Historic riverfront, cobblestone streets, rowhouses & condos. Walkable everything.

25 min to HSTHistoric charm

Old Town North

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Quieter end of Old Town. Newer condos, walk to Braddock Rd Metro.

20 min to HSTQuieter Old Town

Del Ray

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Bungalow-heavy, family-friendly, strong neighborhood culture. Easy to HST via GW Parkway.

25 min to HSTBungalow village

Rosemont

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Historic district adjacent to Old Town. Single-families, top ACPS schools.

25 min to HSTHistoric SFH

Carlyle / Eisenhower

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Modern condos and townhomes near USPTO. Eisenhower Ave Metro, walk to PTO.

30 min to HSTModern condo

Potomac Yard

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Newest Alexandria: Potomac Yard Metro, Virginia Tech campus, new construction.

20 min to HSTNew construction

Braddock Road

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Just NW of Old Town. Mix of condos and rowhouses near Braddock Rd Metro.

20 min to HSTMetro Old Town

North Ridge / Beverley Hills

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Established hillside SFH neighborhood west of Del Ray. Top ACPS pyramid.

25 min to HSTTop ACPS SFH

Belle Haven

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Prestigious GW Parkway-adjacent waterfront neighborhood. Country club, big lots.

30 min to HSTWaterfront luxury

Seminary Hill

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

West Alexandria: single-families, established families, Episcopal HS-adjacent.

30 min to HSTWest Alex SFH

Taylor Run

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Quiet leafy SFH neighborhood between Seminary and Del Ray. Established.

30 min to HSTQuiet leafy

Alexandria West (Beauregard)

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

West End: affordable, diverse, townhomes and garden apartments. Landmark redevelopment.

30 min to HSTWest End value

Landmark / Van Dorn

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Far West Alexandria: Van Dorn Metro, value pricing, Landmark Mall redevelopment.

30 min to FSIValue Metro

Huntington

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Just south of Old Town. Yellow Line, mid-rise condos and SFHs.

35 min to HSTYellow Line value

McLean

NoVA

McLean, VA

Suburban heavyweight. Top FCPS schools, big lots, premium prices. CIA-adjacent.

20 min to FSIPremium FCPS

McLean (Langley)

NoVA

McLean, VA

Langley HS pyramid, the top schools in NoVA. Estate-style homes, big lots.

20 min to FSITop schools

Great Falls

NoVA

Great Falls, VA

Estate horse-country edge of Fairfax. Big lots, no Metro, premium pricing.

30 to 35 min to FSIEstate country

Tysons

NoVA

Tysons, VA

High-rise urban-style Fairfax. Silver Line, Tysons Galleria, new construction condos.

15 min to FSIUrban Fairfax

Vienna

NoVA

Vienna, VA

Family-suburb classic with walkable Maple Ave. Strong Madison HS pyramid.

25 min to FSIFamily suburb

Oakton

NoVA

Oakton, VA

Quiet, leafy, big lots. Oakton HS pyramid. Good for established families.

30 to 35 min to FSIQuiet suburb

Dunn Loring / Merrifield

NoVA

Dunn Loring, VA

Dunn Loring Metro + Mosaic District. Newer condos, restaurants, walkable.

20 min to FSIMetro + Mosaic

Idylwood

NoVA

Falls Church, VA

Quiet pocket inside Fairfax with Falls Church mailing address. Established SFHs.

20 min to FSIQuiet SFH

Falls Church City

NoVA

Falls Church, VA

Small independent city, walkable downtown, top-rated City of Falls Church schools.

20 min to FSIBest schools

Pimmit Hills

NoVA

Falls Church, VA

Affordable Falls Church-area single-families. Strong FCPS access, McLean-adjacent.

20 min to FSIFCPS value

West Falls Church

NoVA

Falls Church, VA

Around the West Falls Church Metro. Mix of condos, townhomes, SFHs.

20 min to FSIMetro mix

Mantua

NoVA

Fairfax, VA

Quiet SFH neighborhood inside Fairfax. Woodson HS pyramid, established families.

30 min to FSIFamily SFH

Lake Barcroft

NoVA

Falls Church, VA

Private lake community inside Fairfax. SFHs, swim/beach access, family-friendly.

25 min to FSILake community

Annandale

NoVA

Annandale, VA

Fairfax County value play. Strong international food scene (Koreatown), FCPS schools.

25 min to FSIValue SFH

North Springfield

NoVA

Springfield, VA

Established Fairfax neighborhood. SFHs, mature trees, established schools.

30 min to FSIEstablished SFH

Lincolnia

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Fairfax pocket with Alexandria mailing address. Affordable SFHs and townhomes.

25 min to FSIAffordable SFH

Bailey's Crossroads

NoVA

Falls Church, VA

Diverse Fairfax pocket near 7 Corners. Affordable, lots of garden apartments.

20 min to FSIDiverse value

Seven Corners

NoVA

Falls Church, VA

Fairfax County retail crossroads. Mix of condos, townhomes, established SFHs.

20 min to FSIRetail-adjacent

Reston

NoVA

Reston, VA

Planned community with lakes, trails, town center. Silver Line access.

30 min to FSIPlanned community

Herndon

NoVA

Herndon, VA

Smaller town feel inside Fairfax. Silver Line, more affordable than Reston.

30 to 40 min to FSITown value

Springfield

NoVA

Springfield, VA

Family-friendly Fairfax, lots of new construction. Easy I-395 to DC.

30 min to HSTFamily value

West Springfield

NoVA

Springfield, VA

Established SFH neighborhoods. Springfield Plaza, Lake Accotink Park.

30 to 35 min to FSIFamily suburb

Burke

NoVA

Burke, VA

Suburban Fairfax with VRE access. Established neighborhoods, good schools.

35 min to FSIVRE suburb

Burke Centre

NoVA

Burke, VA

Planned community within Burke. Single-families, townhomes, family amenities.

35 min to FSIPlanned suburb

Fairfax City

NoVA

Fairfax, VA

Independent city inside Fairfax County. Historic, walkable Old Town Fairfax.

30 min to FSISmall-town feel

Fairfax Station

NoVA

Fairfax Station, VA

Far-southwest Fairfax. Bigger lots, equestrian-friendly, established neighborhoods.

40 min to FSIBig-lot suburb

Centreville

NoVA

Centreville, VA

Western Fairfax. Solid schools, more house for the money.

40 min to FSIWestern value

Chantilly

NoVA

Chantilly, VA

Far west Fairfax, Dulles-adjacent. Newer construction, mix of housing types.

40 min to FSIDulles-adjacent

Clifton

NoVA

Clifton, VA

Historic small town in SW Fairfax. Rural feel, big lots, established families.

45 min to FSIHistoric town

Kingstowne

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Planned community in southern Fairfax. Townhomes, condos, walk to Kingstowne Town Center.

30 min to FSIPlanned community

Mount Vernon

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

George Washington's neighborhood. Established SFHs along the Potomac.

40 min to HSTHistoric riverfront

Fort Hunt

NoVA

Alexandria, VA

Mount Vernon-adjacent. Established SFHs along the GW Parkway.

40 min to HSTParkway SFH

Lorton

NoVA

Lorton, VA

Southern Fairfax. VRE access, mix of newer SFHs and townhomes.

45 min to FSIVRE value

Ashburn

NoVA

Ashburn, VA

Newer Loudoun suburb. Silver Line extension makes the commute work.

45 min to FSINew construction

Brambleton

NoVA

Brambleton, VA

Planned community in Loudoun. Family-friendly, newer construction, town center.

50 min to FSIPlanned family

Broadlands

NoVA

Broadlands, VA

Planned community near Dulles. SFHs, townhomes, pools, family-friendly.

45 min to FSIPlanned suburb

Lansdowne

NoVA

Lansdowne, VA

Established Loudoun community. SFHs, condos, near Leesburg.

55 min to FSIEstablished Loudoun

Leesburg

NoVA

Leesburg, VA

Historic Loudoun county seat. Old Town charm, mix of historic and newer construction.

60 min to FSIHistoric town

Sterling

NoVA

Sterling, VA

Eastern Loudoun. Older subdivisions, Dulles-adjacent, more affordable.

40 min to FSIEast Loudoun value

South Riding

NoVA

South Riding, VA

Planned community in southern Loudoun. Family-friendly, newer construction.

45 min to FSIPlanned family

Stone Ridge

NoVA

Stone Ridge, VA

Planned community near Dulles South. Newer SFHs and townhomes.

50 min to FSINew SFH

Purcellville

NoVA

Purcellville, VA

Far-west Loudoun. Small-town charm, rural feel, family-friendly community.

70 min to FSIRural town

Middleburg

NoVA

Middleburg, VA

Horse-country Loudoun. Estate properties, historic small town, premium.

75 min to FSIHorse country

Round Hill

NoVA

Round Hill, VA

Far-west Loudoun town. Big lots, mountain views, quiet rural pace.

75 min to FSIRural retreat

Manassas

NoVA

Manassas, VA

Independent city in PW. Historic battlefield, VRE access, more house for the money.

60 min to FSIHistoric city

Manassas Park

NoVA

Manassas Park, VA

Small independent city adjacent to Manassas. Affordable, VRE, family-friendly.

60 min to FSIVRE value

Gainesville

NoVA

Gainesville, VA

Fast-growing PW suburb. Newer SFHs, planned communities, good schools.

60 min to FSIGrowing suburb

Haymarket

NoVA

Haymarket, VA

Western PW small town. Big-lot SFHs, rural feel, family-friendly.

65 min to FSIWestern town

Woodbridge

NoVA

Woodbridge, VA

Major PW node. VRE, I-95, mix of housing, more affordable than Fairfax.

60 min to FSIVRE value

Dale City

NoVA

Dale City, VA

Family-friendly PW community. SFHs, townhomes, easy I-95 access.

60 min to FSIFamily value

Bristow

NoVA

Bristow, VA

Planned community near Manassas. Newer SFHs, townhomes, family-friendly.

60 min to FSIPlanned family

Bethesda (Downtown)

Bethesda, MD

MoCo's flagship suburb. Walk-to-Metro, top MCPS schools, NIH-adjacent.

20 min to HSTTop-tier MoCo

Bethesda (Westmoreland Hills)

Bethesda, MD

Walkable Bethesda enclave with great Whitman pyramid schools.

20 min to HSTSchools

Bethesda (Glen Echo Heights)

Bethesda, MD

Quiet, leafy, single-family. River-adjacent, easy GW Parkway access.

20 min to HSTQuiet SFH

Bethesda (Edgemoor)

Bethesda, MD

Premium walk-to-downtown-Bethesda neighborhood. Big lots, top-tier prices.

20 min to HSTPremium Bethesda

Bethesda (Bradley Hills)

Bethesda, MD

Estate-style Bethesda. Walt Whitman pyramid, established families.

20 to 25 min to HSTEstate Bethesda

Chevy Chase MD

Chevy Chase, MD

Tree-lined estate streets right at the DC line. Premium pricing.

20 min to HSTPremium

Chevy Chase Village

Chevy Chase, MD

Tiny incorporated village. Historic homes, top schools, premium prices.

20 min to HSTVillage luxury

Somerset

Somerset, MD

Tiny incorporated town adjacent to Friendship Heights. Premium SFHs.

20 min to HSTTown luxury

Friendship Heights MD

Chevy Chase, MD

MD side of Friendship Heights. High-rise condos, walk to Wisconsin Ave shops.

25 min to HSTWalkable condo

North Bethesda

North Bethesda, MD

Pike District redevelopment: new high-rises near Pike and Rose.

25 min to HSTNew construction

Cabin John

Cabin John, MD

Quiet, Potomac-adjacent. Mostly mid-century single-families.

25 min to HSTQuiet SFH

Glen Echo

Glen Echo, MD

Tiny artsy MoCo town. Glen Echo Park, historic homes, riverside.

25 min to HSTArtsy town

Brookmont

Brookmont, MD

Hidden riverside enclave between Bethesda and the Potomac. Mid-century SFHs.

25 min to HSTRiverside hidden

Kensington

Kensington, MD

Charming small-town MoCo. MARC train option to DC. Antique row.

25 min to HSTSmall-town

Garrett Park

Garrett Park, MD

Tiny historic town inside MoCo. National Historic District designation.

30 min to HSTHistoric enclave

Silver Spring (Downtown)

Silver Spring, MD

Walkable urban MoCo. Red Line, restaurants, mid-rise condos.

25 min to HSTUrban MoCo

Forest Glen

Silver Spring, MD

Red Line node north of downtown Silver Spring. Mix of SFHs and condos.

30 min to HSTMetro mix

Four Corners

Silver Spring, MD

Established SFH neighborhood east of downtown Silver Spring. Family-friendly.

30 min to HSTFamily SFH

Takoma Park

Takoma Park, MD

Old-school progressive small city. Bungalows and Victorians. Red Line.

25 min to HSTEclectic

Potomac

Potomac, MD

Estate-style Montgomery County living. Bigger lots, top MCPS pyramid (Wootton/Churchill).

30 min to HSTEstate suburb

North Potomac

North Potomac, MD

Family-friendly MoCo. SFHs and townhomes, top schools.

35 min to HSTFamily suburb

Rockville

Rockville, MD

MoCo workhorse suburb. Red Line, big employers, broad housing mix.

30 min to HSTSuburban classic

Derwood

Derwood, MD

Between Rockville and Gaithersburg. Established SFHs, family-friendly.

35 min to HSTEstablished SFH

Wheaton

Wheaton, MD

Red Line node. Diverse, walkable, mix of condos and SFHs. Strong food scene.

35 min to HSTDiverse MoCo

Glenmont

Glenmont, MD

End-of-line Red Line neighborhood. Affordable MoCo, mix of housing.

40 min to HSTAffordable Metro

Aspen Hill

Aspen Hill, MD

Established MoCo. SFHs and townhomes, family-friendly, mid-priced.

40 min to HSTFamily value

Layhill / Norbeck

Silver Spring, MD

MoCo SFH neighborhoods between Wheaton and Olney. Established families.

40 min to HSTFamily SFH

Olney

Olney, MD

Family-friendly MoCo town. SFHs, townhomes, established schools.

45 min to HSTFamily town

Gaithersburg

Gaithersburg, MD

MoCo's geographic center. Kentlands and Crown are planned communities with walkable centers.

45 min to HSTPlanned MoCo

Kentlands

Gaithersburg, MD

New-urbanist planned community in Gaithersburg. Walkable, family-friendly.

45 min to HSTNew urbanist

Germantown

Germantown, MD

Family-suburb MoCo. Newer construction, MARC train, more affordable.

50 min to HSTValue family

Clarksburg

Clarksburg, MD

Northernmost MoCo. New construction, planned communities, growing fast.

55 min to HSTNew construction

Damascus

Damascus, MD

Rural MoCo town. Big lots, small-town feel, established families.

60 min to HSTRural town

Poolesville

Poolesville, MD

Rural western MoCo town. Big lots, equestrian-friendly, magnet schools.

60 min to HSTRural retreat

Hyattsville (Riverdale Park)

Hyattsville, MD

PG County value. Arts district, UMD-adjacent, MARC access.

30 min to HSTPG value

Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier, MD

DC-line PG town. Bungalows, artists' community, walkable.

25 min to HSTArtsy bungalow

Brentwood / North Brentwood

Brentwood, MD

Small PG towns on DC border. Affordable SFHs and rowhouses.

25 min to HSTDC-border value

Cottage City

Cottage City, MD

Tiny PG town just over the DC line. Affordable, walkable, small footprint.

25 min to HSTBorder value

University Park

University Park, MD

Tree-lined SFH town near UMD. Established families, walk to College Park.

30 min to HSTFamily SFH

College Park

College Park, MD

UMD home, Green Line + Purple Line future. Rental-strong market.

30 min to HSTRental-strong

Berwyn Heights

Berwyn Heights, MD

Small PG town near UMD. Bungalows, family-friendly, walkable.

35 min to HSTSmall-town family

Greenbelt

Greenbelt, MD

Historic New Deal planned community. Co-op housing, Green Line, family-friendly.

35 min to HSTHistoric planned

Lanham

Lanham, MD

Mid-PG SFH neighborhood. Family-friendly, more affordable than MoCo.

30 min to HSTFamily value

New Carrollton

New Carrollton, MD

Orange Line + MARC + Amtrak. Major transit hub, mix of housing types.

30 min to HSTTransit hub

Cheverly

Cheverly, MD

Walkable PG town. Bungalows, Orange Line, family-friendly community.

25 min to HSTBungalow Metro

Bowie

Bowie, MD

Largest city in PG County. SFHs, established families, planned subdivisions.

45 min to HSTSuburban classic

Mitchellville

Mitchellville, MD

Established SFH PG community. Big lots, family-friendly.

45 min to HSTFamily SFH

Laurel

Laurel, MD

PG/Howard County border. MARC access, mix of historic and newer construction.

45 min to HSTMARC value

Beltsville

Beltsville, MD

Northern PG. SFHs, family-friendly, USDA-adjacent.

40 min to HSTNorth PG value

Adelphi

Adelphi, MD

PG-MoCo border near UMD. Affordable, diverse, rental-strong.

35 min to HSTAffordable diverse

Fort Washington

Fort Washington, MD

Southern PG along Potomac. Big lots, established SFHs, river views.

40 min to HSTRiverside SFH

National Harbor

Oxon Hill, MD

Newer mixed-use riverfront. MGM, hotels, condos, walk to Tanger Outlets.

35 min to HSTRiverfront condo

Annapolis

Annapolis, MD

Historic Chesapeake town. Long but doable commute via Route 50.

60 min to HSTWaterfront retreat

Crofton

Crofton, MD

Planned community between Annapolis and DC. Family-friendly, established SFHs.

50 min to HSTFamily suburb

Where Jill sells

Washington DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland

That covers the FSI, Main State and Foggy Bottom commutes, from Arlington to Bethesda to Capitol Hill.

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Jill was the best realtor we have had. She was communicative and very knowledgeable about the industry and the current market. She was always fair and truthful with us, which is something you don't always get with a realtor. She actually cared that we got a fair deal and wasn't just trying to get a sale.

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We just bought our first house, and Jill was phenomenal--extremely responsive, knowledgeable, on the ball without stressing me out (not an easy task!), patient, professional, and incredibly helpful at every stage.

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I had a wonderful experience working with Jill! She was really strategic around when would be the best time to put my condo on the market, and I got an offer the first day of showings! She did an excellent job of making me feel comfortable with everything I need to know before putting it on the market and closing and everything else went very smoothly, I would highly recommend Jill!

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With Jill's help, we sold our house within a few short weeks of listing it. She was pleasant, patient, charming, cheerful, and thoroughly professional every step of the way. She clearly knew what she was doing and guided us through the process without a hitch. We could not have been happier!

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About Jill

Meet Jill Judge

Jill has helped buyers and sellers across Washington DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland for nine years, with 727+ homes sold, in the three jurisdictions almost every Foreign Service career runs through.

Before real estate, she was a nurse at Vanderbilt and a nurse practitioner at Georgetown University Hospital, years in high-pressure clinical settings where people deserve straight answers and nothing gets dropped, in any time zone.

Outside of work, she's a huge Los Angeles Chargers fan who loves fashion and travel.

“Foreign Service families deserve an agent who understands the tour cycle, not one who's surprised when you say you're closing from Dhaka.”

Licensed in: DC, Maryland, Virginia and California
Washingtonian: Best Real Estate Agents, every year since 2017
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