Ellijay Light Up: Holiday Season Begins Downtown
The town square lights come on and the season starts.
Once you accept an offer, the buyer’s lender will usually order an appraisal. You cannot influence the appraiser’s opinion, but you can make the home easy to evaluate and its improvements easy to see.
Thinking about listing this spring? These are the questions sellers ask most often in the weeks before a home goes on the market, with straightforward answers.
Before you sign a listing agreement, it pays to interview more than one agent. Here are the questions worth asking, and the answers that should give you confidence or pause.
Some loan and assistance programs require a homebuyer education course, and many buyers find them useful anyway. Here is what they cover, how long they take and where to find one.
When listings and buyers both surge in spring, readiness is the advantage. Here is how to set up your financing, your wish list and your schedule before the season gets going.
A home inspection is usually something buyers order. Some sellers choose to have one done before listing. Here is how a pre-listing inspection works, and the trade-offs to weigh.
Late February is the quiet window before the North Georgia spring market. Buyers who use these weeks to get fully prepared walk into March with a real edge.
February is when W-2s and year-end statements arrive. It is also a great time to build a tidy document file that makes a mortgage application go faster.
Your credit history plays a major role in a mortgage application. Here is what is in your credit report, how to read it, and how to fix errors before you apply.
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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