Author: Johnna

How To Sell Your House Without An Agent in Atlanta Metro

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When thinking about selling your Atlanta Metro house, you need to know that you have options! Listing your home on the MLS is not the only way to sell your house. More and more people are learning how to sell their home’s without an agent, which in turn, saves time and money! Learn more about it works … Continued

When Is The Best Time to Sell Your Home in Atlanta Metro?

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Ahhh… selling your home. When is the best time to reach the most prospective buyers in YOUR market? And when will it be the easiest on you? In our latest post, we will help you figure out when it’s the best time to sell your house! The Best Time to Sell Your Home in Atlanta Metro … Continued

Guide to Throwing a Summer Open House in Atlanta Metro

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Summertime… and the livin’s easy. It’s the perfect time to sell your Atlanta Metro home. The weather is nice, people are out and about, and it’s the perfect time to throw an AMAZING open house. There are many ways you can take advantage of the warm temps and long days. Here are just a few ideas … Continued

4 Deadly Reasons Not To Over Do It On Rehabs

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Are you interested in rehabbing properties for profit? If so then this blog post will help you know what to do, what not to do, and will give you 4 deadly reasons not to over do it on rehabs (because it will cost you a lot of money and headaches if you do)… There are … Continued

Pros and Cons of Rent to Own Housing In Atlanta Metro

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Traditional methods of purchasing a home are becoming less common than decades past.  The American Dream has changed a bit. As banks become tighter with their loan approval process and Americans are still digging out of the recession (and possibly credit problems they may have fell into), many are turning to alternative means of purchasing a home. Renting … Continued

The Costs of Rent to Own Housing – For the Atlanta Metro GA Area

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Home ownership is a major part of the American dream. Millions of families want a nice home, a white picket fence, and a place to rest after a hard day of work. Unfortunately, the number of Americans with credit problems, and the growing number of banks who are rejecting loan applications are growing at a record pace. … Continued