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Completing a sale for a piece of real estate in Georgia requires proving that the property title holder has a clear and unhindered right to transfer the title to the buyer. You accomplish this by having a title company research the public records concerning the...
The real estate industry in Georgia is an ever-changing market that can often be difficult to navigate. One way investors can get into the game and potentially make a large return on their investment is through tax deed investing. These investments can provide...
Buying a home may help you build wealth while also helping to put down roots in your chosen Georgia community. However, there is a chance that you and your neighbor won't agree as to where your property line ends and the neighbor's property line begins. Fortunately,...
In Georgia and other warm, humid states, termite infestations are common. However, buying a house ranks as one of the most significant investments people make, and finding termite damage after the home sale closes can become costly and frustrating. Before closing on a...
Home sellers want a fast sale and to make a profit. Even in a sellers’ market, not everyone gets all they want. Boosting the chances of a desirable outcome by making small changes increases the potential for a satisfactory selling experience. Here are some changes all...
Whether you're a seasoned investor in the Georgia area or are just starting, adding real estate to your portfolio can be a savvy choice. Land doesn't depreciate, so your investment is protected, and real estate can be an excellent source of revenue. Reasons to choose...
The real estate closing is when the title to a Georgia home is transferred from the seller to the buyer. At this point, you are the official owner of the house that you agreed to purchase days or weeks prior to this meeting. However, there are a number of tasks that...