Ellijay Light Up: Holiday Season Begins Downtown
The town square lights come on and the season starts.
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.
Homes look their best in spring, which is exactly why buyers need to look harder. Here is how to see past the staging and seasonal polish to the house underneath.
The first spring in a new home is when you learn how it behaves. This checklist covers the outside, the systems, the yard and the inside, plus how to start a maintenance record.
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.
A move goes more smoothly when the work is spread over weeks instead of crammed into the last few days. Here is a week-by-week countdown for a spring move.
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.
March is when a yard goes from dormant to presentable. Here is a practical cleanup order for sellers who want the outside of the home ready before the showings start.
Spring selling comes with a lot of folk wisdom. Some of it holds up, and some of it can cost sellers time and money. Here is a sorting of the common myths from the facts.
Spring has long been the busiest stretch of the real estate calendar. Here is why that pattern exists, and what it means for buyers and sellers planning a move this year.
Many sellers aim to list as the weather warms. February is the right time to start repairs, cleaning and planning so your home is ready when you are.
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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