www.Mosbywoods.net

This site provides home sales prices in Mosby Woods along with other information about the community and the surrounding City and Counties of  Fairfax.  Mosby Woods is a community in the City of Fairfax, Virginia.  The site administrators are Misty and  Hugh Conway, residents of Mosby Woods, and associate brokers and realtors with Jobin Realty.  Their home office phone is 703-273-6869.  Their broker's office is located at 10501 West Drive, Fairfax, Virginia 22030.    The Mosby Woods Community Association has a web site, www.Mosbywoods.org.  This site has information about the community as well as pictures of recent activities.

                                                         
                                                                        
                                                                       

                   

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    Important Ruling By the Virginia Supreme Court     A Washington Post article, dated Saturday, September 15th, 2007, by Bridget Schulte,  reports the court has abolished the "Massachusetts Rule" wherein a neighbor suffering a loss from a falling tree, or root damage,  had no recourse to the tree's owner.  The court held that the owner of the tree is liable for damages.   The article can be found at:  
www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/14/AR2007091401340.html?referrer=emailarticle.   This decision arose from a dispute by neighbors in the adjacent Cambridge Station community where a neighboring tree's root system was destroying an adjacent home's patio.

The grantor's tax on the sale of real estate has been overturned by the Virginia Supreme Court since it was not levied by elected officials as required by the state constitution.     A particularly pernicious  part of the tax allowed the clerk of the circuit  court to levy fees based on the higher of  the sale price or the assessed  value for real estate purposes.   However, this tax idea will reappear.   Expect the tax to be be voted on by elected officials and enacted in the near future.  Politicians think every home seller is walking away with a bundle of money.  And, the idea of taxing someone who may be leaving the area is too tempting to pass by.   

Other web site sites by Hugh Conway

www.ceilidance.com
www.ccepotomac.org

         

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