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    The Burger Law Firm

    The Burger Law Firm

    4.3
    (6 reviews)

    This firm is the best! As a loan officer assistant, I can tell you I've worked with a lot of title…read morecompanies. I get mad at my loan officer when he gives deals to anyone else. Dave and Antonia answer my emails quickly, I don't have to remind them to get stuff on our closing calendar, they're so nice and easy to work with, and my loan officer is always requesting a ton from them...like "can you do a Saturday morning settlement at their home in Frederick?" Dave, who lives in NoVA, NEVER bats an eye to do it. They'll match fees to help you get the deal. They figure out tough title situations. Even as a loan officer assistant, I've had three of my own deals, one was my father in NC (so Dave could not do), my friend purchase, and now my friend's brother-in-law is refinancing with me. I sent them both to Dave. Dave is settling the brother-in-law this Friday evening at his home (because they're teachers and that was when they could meet). I felt bad and told Dave if there was another time that worked for him to just let me know, but he just responded "works great, I'll see you then." I seriously can't say enough nice things about them! Whenever something needs to be figured out, if it's with another title company, I worry...if it's with Dave, it's going to be fine. They'll handle everything. If a lock is expiring, they'll figure it out. They'll return the docs in no time. Give DB Title a try...you will not regret it! AMAZING JOB!

    Rachael Hammer…read more "Brilliant Representation" Rachael Hammer is an awesome attorney! She was retained for a extremely complicated tenant-landlord matter. In two days to prepare for trial she was able to win my case. Outstanding results thanks to Rachael Hammer and Katrina Smallwood her devoted paralegal.

    Title One Escrow

    Title One Escrow

    1.0
    (3 reviews)

    This company is a joke.! I had to ask them questions that should have been automatically provided…read more I had to keep up with them. The person I was working with always had to ask her boss. Not a good experience for my transaction. Never again!

    Whatever agency regulates or licenses this company in Virginia should review their transactions…read more We recently sold a rental house there; we live in CA so lots of phone & emails. 3 days before closing the tentative docs seemed OK and bottom line of what we expected to receive for sale was as expected (we knew there was to be another small change). After closing on July 30, 2018 we received our first email HUD-1 for signature but it showed our net was $1000 less than we expected. We reported the 'error' and over the next several days got a flurry of new docs to sign including a modified HUD-1. They had an imaginative solution that restored our $1000 - it involved us (and perhaps the buyers) resigning LOTS of docs including a new amendment to the sales contract. Have since learned the title has been successfully recorded at the court house but we won't be paid until the new docs are all returned. On the phone their personnel were polite but tended to talk about various documents like we used them everyday - and that we could instantly print, sign, scan, and email them back. We got so tired to signing & resigning docs that we lost track of what was what over the last 3 days. We just wanted it to be over. We don't own the house anymore but still hoping to get paid, 2 days since closing and counting . . . . Edit: Got paid Aug 2 (3 days after closing/settlement). Wonder how this would have worked out if we'd blindly signed first HUD-1 (like the other 30+ docs we signed) and not reported Title One's error for a week or more - guessing with all the paperwork filed that we'd have lost that $1000. For a better experience, use another title company or better yet use a lawyer - it worked for the other 10 houses we've bought/sold over the years.

    Philippa Main - Samson Properties

    Philippa Main - Samson Properties

    5.0
    (8 reviews)

    Obtaining the services of a real estate agent is much more than "finding someone to sell your…read morehome". This is especially true if you are selling an inherited property as I was earlier this year. A good real estate agent will know the area, know the laws and rules and will help assess your home and get it listed and sold for a "good price". A great real estate agent is a counselor, a partner in your effort, someone who "has your back" throughout the process in addition to doing all of the real estate work. Philippa Main is an *outstanding* real estate agent and an even better person. My father passed away leaving a home in Woodbridge, Virginia - the home in which I grew up and which contained almost 50 years of possessions. I contacted Philippa in March of 2026 to discuss its potential sale even as the house was in significant disarray while I engaged in the slow process of cleaning it out and sorting through the many things my parents had accumulated over the years. When she visited the home, I looked around and threw up my hands. Philippa looked around and said, "we can make this happen." I sought her out specifically because she mentioned having expertise in sales of homes that are inherited - a particular niche that involves a delicate dance of handling family dynamics, wills, probate laws and determining what, if any, money should be put into renovations or improvements that will get a reasonable return on the investment. From our first conversation over the phone - which she took time to do in the middle of a busy weekend - Philippa was incredibly personable, easy to talk to and anticipated many of my questions and many of my concerns as we talked. By the end of our conversation, I felt like I was chatting with a friend who had expertise I needed. Over the following three months, she was a (rapidly-responded-to) text or phone call away as I navigated getting the house ready for sale. She helped outline a schedule and a plan to list the home. She connected me with a large network of trusted service providers from junk removers to contractors to painters to flooring experts from whom I obtained estimates and some of whom I contracted to help clear out the house and prepare it for sale. While she always reiterated that she would back any decision I made regarding the house, I always sought her counsel when making major decisions such as whether or not to spend money on renovations and, if so, which ones were most important. Of course, there were obstacles - some amusing, some less-so - but Philippa helped me handle each one with a confidence borne of having "seen it before". That is an incredibly valuable thing when dealing with a stressful situation. In the end, the home was listed in June and had nearly seventy showings in three days. The house sold for well over its asking price and after all of it I know some things: The home could have been sold by another agent. But few, if any, others could have been a partner in the process the way Philippa was for me. She was a trusted resource, a confidant, a person who knew when to inject humor into a situation and when helping me vent was what was needed - she understands people and the process of selling an inherited home in addition to being a brilliant real estate agent who knows the area and who knows how to get the job done. I couldn't recommend her more for ANY real estate work but, especially, if you face the task of preparing and selling an inherited property.

    Philippa is a phenomenal realtor. She is very knowledgeable about the Arlington market and is…read moreespecially skilled around selling inherited homes. Her warmth comes though on every interaction. If you are selling a home in northern VA or selling an inherited home in this area, I highly recommend reaching out to Philippa. She is very generous with her time and skilled at what she does. You won't be disappointed!

    Pruitt Title - realestatesvcs - Updated August 2026

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