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Sponsored Post: First-Time Home Buying Seminar at The Chase at Bethesda

  • June 4th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

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Believe it or not, there are places that might know more about the first-time home buying process than this website.

The Jane Fairweather Team and The Chase at Bethesda are hosting a first-time home buying seminar next Wednesday, June 10th at The Chase Sales Center. The seminar is designed to teach first-time home buyers about the buying process and how they can take advantage of the $8,000 tax credit, low interest rates and very attractive home prices. Space for the seminar is limited, so sign-up now! More details below.

For those unfamiliar with The Chase, it's a 255-unit development located across from the Bethesda Metro station that offers some of the more affordable condos in downtown Bethesda. See our full profile of The Chase here.

When: Wednesday, June 10th at 7:30pm
Where: The Sales Center at The Chase at Bethesda (see map here)
Who: You, plus other first-time home and condo buyers.
How much: It's free.
Are you coming? Please email avi@janefairweather.com or call 240-223-4008 to RSVP.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/sponsored_post_first-time_home_buying_seminar_at_the_chase_at_bethesda/981.

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