Ellijay Light Up: Holiday Season Begins Downtown
The town square lights come on and the season starts.
Weekend traffic in October affects showing schedules. Plan around it.
A showing is a visit to someone’s home, often on short notice and in the heat. These etiquette basics help buyers make a good impression, protect the seller’s home and keep their own strategy private.
A hot, stuffy house makes buyers hurry. Here is how sellers can keep a listed home cool, fresh and comfortable inside through summer showings, even on the hottest afternoons.
Late June brings vacation buyers and relocating families to the mountains. A seller’s checklist for making the most of summer showings, from curb appeal to cooling.
An open house concentrates a lot of first impressions into a few hours. Here is how sellers can prepare the week before, the morning of, and what to do when it is over.
The first visit tells you whether you like a house. The second tells you whether it works. Here is how to use a return visit to test routines, check details and settle lingering doubts.
Back-to-back showings blur together fast. A little planning, a simple scorecard and a few end-of-day habits help you remember which house had the great kitchen and which had the damp basement.
Buyers judge a home with more than their eyes. Here is how to handle smell, noise, temperature and touch so nothing distracts from what the home has to 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.
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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