Military Realtor in Washington DC, Northern Virginia & Maryland

Northern Virginia offers a wide range of communities for military families, veterans, and civilian buyers and sellers, from historic Old Town Alexandria and Arlington to Fairfax, Springfield, Annandale, and communities farther west. Buyers can choose from historic homes, townhomes, condos, and single-family homes while staying close to major military installations including the Pentagon, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Fort Belvoir, and other federal and defense facilities.

I am Diana Tommingo, a full-time Military Realtor® helping active-duty service members, veterans, military families, and civilians navigate the Northern Virginia real estate market. Whether you are buying or selling, I can help you evaluate neighborhoods based on your duty location, commute, BAH, VA loan options, PCS timeline, and long-term goals.

Military Assignments Across Northern VA

Residential options near major installations and federal workplaces throughout Northern Virginia.

EXPLORE Northern VA

Find Your Neighborhood

Explore Northern VA communities to find the right fit for your assignment, commute, and lifestyle.

Arlington, VA

Ballston

Urban living, restaurants, shopping, and Metro.

Clarendon

Walkable streets, restaurants, and nightlife.

Crystal City

High-rises, Metro, and National Landing.

Fairlington

Garden-style homes, green spaces, and trails.

National Landing

Urban living near major employers and Metro.

Pentagon City

Shopping, condos, and Pentagon-area access.

Rosslyn

High-rises, Metro connections, and city views.

Shirlington

Restaurants, shops, theater, and nearby trails.

Alexandria, VA

Carlyle

Modern residences near Metro and major employers.

Del Ray

Independent shops, restaurants, and a neighborhood feel.

Old Town Alexandria

Historic streets, waterfront dining, and King Street.

Potomac Yard

Residential communities, parks, shopping, and Metro.

Fairfax County, VA

Annandale

Diverse dining, shopping, and established neighborhoods.

Burke

Parks, trails, residential streets, and VRE service.

Chantilly

Suburban living near Dulles and technology employers.

Centreville

Established neighborhoods, parks, and shopping.

Fairfax

Historic downtown, local dining, and George Mason University.

Falls Church

Local shops, restaurants, and Metro connections.

Franconia

Residential communities near Metro and commuter routes.

Great Falls

Spacious properties, wooded surroundings, and privacy.

Herndon

Historic downtown, parks, and Silver Line access.

Kingstowne

Trails, recreation facilities, shopping, and amenities.

Lorton

Parks, recreation, VRE service, and I-95 access.

McLean

Upscale shopping, spacious homes, and Beltway access.

Merrifield

Mosaic District, dining, shopping, and Metro access.

Oakton

Tree-lined streets, parks, and residential neighborhoods.

Reston

Lakes, trails, village centers, and Silver Line Metro.

Springfield

Shopping, commuter connections, and major highways.

Tysons Corner

Major employers, shopping, high-rises, and Metro.

Vienna

A traditional town center, parks, and Orange Line access.

Loudoun County, VA

Ashburn

Suburban communities, shopping, trails, and Silver Line access.

Brambleton

A planned community with parks, trails, and a town center.

Sterling

Suburban neighborhoods near Dulles Airport and shopping.

Prince William County, VA

Lake Ridge

Wooded surroundings, trails, recreation, and the Occoquan area.

Occoquan

A historic riverside town with shops and waterfront dining.

Woodbridge

Shopping, parks, Potomac waterfront, and commuter connections.

PCS Moves to Northern Virginia: Buying or Selling a Home

A PCS move to Northern Virginia is not simply a matter of finding a house. Where you live can affect your daily commute, quality of life, access to Metro or VRE, and how well your home fits your military orders and long-term plans. I help you narrow down the right communities, understand the local market, and make confident real estate decisions—even when you're still at your current duty station.

01

If You're PCSing to Northern VA

Start with the Right Location

Northern Virginia offers everything from walkable Arlington and Alexandria neighborhoods to suburban communities throughout Fairfax and Prince William Counties. I help you compare your options based on your duty station, commute, housing budget, and priorities.

See Homes Before You Arrive

When PCS timing makes an in-person search difficult, I can take you through properties virtually, provide detailed video walkthroughs, and show you the surrounding neighborhood so you can get a better feel for the location.

Make Your Move from a Distance

I can coordinate the buying process remotely, from evaluating properties and preparing an offer to inspections, negotiations, disclosures, and settlement.

02

If You're Leaving Northern VA

Sell Around Your Orders—not Against Them

Your PCS date can influence everything from when to list to how your home is prepared and marketed. I help create a selling plan that works with your timeline.

Prepare Your Home Before You Go

From recommending updates and staging to coordinating photography and getting the property market-ready, I help handle the details while you focus on your move.

Keep Your Sale Moving After PCS

You don't have to stay in Northern Virginia to sell your home. I manage showings, offers, negotiations, inspections, and the closing process while keeping you updated wherever your next assignment takes you.

VA Loan & VA Assumption in Northern Virginia

01

Buying a Home with a VA Loan

0% Down Payment No PMI

0% Down Payment

Eligible buyers may be able to purchase a home with no down payment.

No PMI

VA loans do not require private mortgage insurance.

Local Guidance

I help you evaluate Northern Virginia homes, structure your offer, and coordinate with your lender throughout the transaction.

VA-Focused Strategy

I help you understand how your VA benefits can work within the Northern Virginia market.

02

Buying a Home with a VA Loan Assumption

Take Over an Existing VA Loan

Qualified buyers may be able to assume a seller's existing VA mortgage.

Potentially Lower Interest Rate

An assumable loan may have a rate that is significantly lower than current market rates.

Cash Equity Requirement

The buyer needs to cover the difference between the purchase price and the seller's remaining loan balance.

Veteran Buyers

An eligible Veteran buyer may be able to use a Substitution of Entitlement, subject to VA and lender requirements.

03

Selling a Home with an Assumable VA Loan

Market the Existing Loan

A favorable VA interest rate can be highlighted as a potential benefit to qualified buyers.

Attract More Interest

An assumable loan may make your property more appealing in a higher-rate environment.

Explain the Numbers Clearly

I help buyers understand the existing loan balance, purchase price, and equity gap.

Coordinate the Transaction

I work with the buyer, seller, lender, and other parties to help keep the assumption process moving.


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