Brandon Green was featured in the article “The Bank of Mom & Dad” on WashingtonPost.com.  Check it out!

I just signed up for an account on Twitter:

http://twitter.com/green_brandon

If you’re a Twitter user, feel free to follow me, and we can tweet about Washington, DC, real estate!

(And if you’re not a Twitter user but are intrigued, check out the Twitter home page for more info on it.)

Last month I reviewed a house in Washington, DC, before and after it was staged for an episode of Get It Sold on HGTV.

It was a great experience and one that I’ll be lucky enough to repeat–next month I’m taping another episode!

We’ll post more information on the shows when they air this spring.

In 2004 a friend came across a beautiful old farm house in Boonsboro, Maryland. It didn’t take much convincing to bring me on board after my first visit to the farm: It was obvious that the property longed to be shared with others and would make a perfect bed and breakfast.

After extensive renovations, which I enjoyed planning and overseeing (it was the fourth property I’ve overhauled), Stoney Creek Farm bed and breakfast opened in 2005.

Since then Stoney Creek Farm has hosted romantic getaway weekends, work retreats, and even weddings.

If you’re interested in more information, check out the website or call the innkeeper, Denise, at (301) 432-6272.