Whether you bought a starter home that unveiled a few issues down the road, or you're in a hurry to move and don't want to invest in replacing old, popcorn ceilings, there are many reasons to opt for selling your home as-is. Still, before you sell your home short, it is important to consider the pros and cons and keep disclosures in mind - Yes, there are still items that need to be disclosed when selling a home as-is.
The past year has exponentially increased the importance of home staging, as many buyers have to be more selective about which homes to go see in-person due to social-distancing guidelines - meaning that this decision can often come down to the photos provided of the listing. The pandemic has also changed top features that home buyers are looking
We're proud to announce Rajul Gokarn of Atlanta, GA as the winner of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers' most recent Super Sunday $1,000 giveaway. Gokarn attended an open house hosted by Janet Liggins of the Perimeter office on January 10.
If you are considering dipping your toes into the home-buying waters and are ready to start looking at houses, it helps to prepare a list of questions to ask your real estate agent throughout the buying process to ensure that the home is a good fit for you and your family-before you get too attached. Open communication about what is important to you can help your agent succeed at finding a dream home that you will continue to fall in love with over time.
Atlanta is home to countless, fun family activities, but if you are still minding your budget after the holiday season, there are multiple fun and free options that are just as entertaining. We?ve put together a list of favorites that are open and ready for business, with social distancing guidelines in place for additional safety precautions.
A seller?s market occurs when there are more home buyers in the real estate market than there are eligible homes for sale, complicating everything when you are trying to put a winning offer on your dream home. In metro Atlanta, throughout 2020, many homes saw multiple offers within 24 hours of the property hitting the market, with this trend predicted to stay steady in the new year.
Utility costs notoriously rise during winter and summer months, when extreme temperatures force a home?s heating and cooling systems to work in overdrive to keep the space comfortable. In Georgia, the coldest temperatures of the year usually emerge around January or February, meaning there are steps you can take now to reduce heating costs, while also keeping your family snug and warm.
Many ordinary tasks changed completely during the COVID-19 pandemic, from grocery shopping and eating out, to going in to the office or school. Most Americans still haven?t returned to a completely normal routine, and these changes in daily activities have also altered what home buyers are looking for in a new home in 2021. Even when the virus impacts our lives less than it does now, the homes we choose to live in reflect the ultimate shelter.
North Georgia offers multiple activities for every season, but winter is the perfect time to get away, cozy up in a cabin and enjoy a break after the rush of the holidays in a place where time tends to slow down. Whether your family is always looking for the next adventure, or you want to kick your feet up and enjoy a day at the spa, here are a few options for a fun day away or a full weekend spent exploring in the mountains.
Purchasing a second home in north Georgia is an investment that brings a massive return. With stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and quick access to shops and recreational activities, the area is rapidly becoming a top tourist destination, opening up the possibilities to profit off of your investment as a rental property. Here are a few of the ways investing in a vacation home can prove itself as a timeless investment for both relaxation and wealth creation.
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