Ellijay Light Up: Holiday Season Begins Downtown
The town square lights come on and the season starts.
A move that feels like progress to adults can feel like loss to a child. Here is how to prepare toddlers, school-age kids and teens, and how to settle everyone in the first weeks.
Many homes outside city limits have their own water supply and wastewater system. Here is how wells and septic systems work, how they are inspected and what to ask before you buy.
The fence is not necessarily the property line, and someone else may have rights to part of the yard. Here is what surveys show, what easements are and why both matter before you buy.
Flood risk is not covered by a standard homeowners policy and is not always obvious from the yard. Here is how flood zones work, how to check a property, and what to ask.
A rainy showing is a gift to buyers. Here is how to read what water does around and inside a house, and what the signs mean for your inspection and your offer.
Most sellers live in their home while it is listed, which means staying ready for showings on short notice. Here are systems that make it manageable for a busy household.
Light changes how big, clean and welcoming a home feels. Here is how sellers can make the most of windows, fix dim and mismatched bulbs, and time showings to the sun.
Before you replace anything outside, clean it. A thorough exterior wash is the cheapest curb appeal project there is. Here is what to clean, how to do it safely and what to leave to a pro.
A few well-chosen plants can transform how a home photographs and shows. Here is how to plan beds, mulch and containers that look finished through the selling season.
The front porch went from essential to nearly extinct and back again. Here is why it rose, why it disappeared from so many homes, and why buyers still love one.
The town square lights come on and the season starts.
Surveys, markers and why boundaries matter on acreage.
What to look for if the holidays matter to you.
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