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Skip These 7 Repairs—They Don’t Boost Georgia Home Value

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Big-ticket fixes and renovations like a gourmet kitchen remodel, spa bath, primary-suite addition, replacing a roof that is not leaking, new pool, garage conversion, and brand new carpet barely increase Georgia home values. Save the cash; slap on paint and tidy the yard instead.  According to 2024 cost-vs-value data and what buyers actually ask for … Continued

3 Myths About Selling Your Home to an Investor

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Selling your home can be a complex and emotional process, and the prospect of selling to an investor can sometimes feel shrouded in mystery. This document aims to dispel some common myths surrounding selling your home to an investor, providing clarity and helping you make informed decisions. We’ll explore the realities behind the perceptions, empowering … Continued

What Current Market Conditions Mean for Georgia Homeowners

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Mid-Year 2025 Market Update By Robby Cox, Licensed Georgia Real Estate Professional If you’re a Georgia homeowner considering selling your property, the mid-2025 market presents unique opportunities – but only if you understand how to navigate current conditions effectively. After analyzing the latest market data, one thing is clear: homeowners who can move quickly have … Continued

Sell Your House Fast: Proven Strategies to Speed up Your Home Sale

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Are you looking to sell your house quickly and efficiently? In today’s fast-paced real estate market, it’s essential to have strategies in place that can help speed up your home sale. In this article, we will explore proven techniques that can help you sell your house fast and get the most out of your investment. … Continued

Using A Lease Option To Sell Your House in Georgia

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The exit strategy you use to sell your house can make all the difference in earning the highest possible returns on your real estate investment. An extremely lucrative alternative to selling your house outright, lease options offer a way for you to earn a higher return on the sale. At the end of the agreement, … Continued

How Landlords Can Save Money Making Repairs In Georgia

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In order to bring more long term value to the rental property–especially if you’d like to sell in the near future–it’s often recommended a landlord should keep up with regular maintenance any ultimately make the necessary repairs. You can find ways to save money making repairs in order to always keep your property in tip-top … Continued

5 Benefits of Selling Your House Via Rent to Own in Georgia

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For those who may be ready to sell yet can hold onto a house that is ready for rental for a few years longer, the rent-to-own scenario provides some perks that make rent-to-own an option worth considering.  There is a large buyer pool waiting for these opportunities, seeking to attain the lifestyle that homeownership affords … Continued

5 Ways to Deal With Bad Tenants in Georgia

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Anyone who’s been a landlord for any length of item knows that headaches and hassles are simply part of the job description. And number-one among those headaches/hassles is problem tenants. For truly bad tenants in Georgia, eviction is always an option. But that can be a lengthy and expensive process, so it’s better to find … Continued

What to do if Your Tenants Cause Damage to Your Georgia Rental Property

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There is a great deal to learn about the real estate investment business. While everything can look great about your investment property on paper, dealing with people is not so cut and dried as working with numbers. Whatever you do, do not skip any step in screening tenants, especially checking references and contacting previous landlords. … Continued

What To Do If Your Tenants Asks To Sub-Lease In Georgia

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There are a variety of reasons why your tenant may ask to sub-lease in Georgia. Some landlords are fine with it, while others are not. Learn more about the process in our latest post! Sublets can work out just fine so long as the tenant has received the permission of the landlord. All contracts need … Continued