Living in MD working in VA

[Anonymous]

I go the opposite way, live in eastern Loudoun, work in Bethesda (just over the AL Bridge). On a good day, I get to work in 30 minutes (G'town Pike, Rt. 7).

[Anonymous]

If it's not a frequent thing, someplace on a metro line so you can take metro to Reston + uber to the office

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If it's not a frequent thing, someplace on a metro line so you can take metro to Reston + uber to the office

Best idea. You can always drive as a back up.

[Anonymous]

Do not cross a bridge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Avenil in Potomac

Can't even spell it correctly.

Can’t spell it but I can afford it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That is a life sucking commute if you live near dc in Virginia. Maryland is a non starter.

Find a new job or move.

agree-- I did it. Always stressed about the trip home. It's hard to focus on work when you're like, should I leave at 3pm or 8pm today?

Either way - you'll get home at the same time

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Avenil in Potomac

Can't even spell it correctly.

Can’t spell it but I can afford it.

Lmaoo love this reply, that poster was being a massive douche and you put her back in her place.

Anyway OP, depending on how often you will have to commute to Reston, I would personally recommend going somewhere in VA (N Arlington, Tysons area, etc)

[Anonymous]

How can we advise without your budget?

[Anonymous]

Unless you work off hours I wouldn’t do this.
I did it for a year. Morning was fine as i had to be at work at 0630. Coming home was awful. Took 90 mins some days. This was from Leesburg to Rockville. Leesburg is farther than Reston but I used toll rd. It was the beltway that was the issue.

[Anonymous]

20818 or 20817 and some parts of 20854

[Anonymous]

why you want to live in MD if your Job is in VA? You would be paying high income taxes for living in MD. Bad financial move.