“2020 will be known for a lot of things, and a record-breaking year for real estate will certainly be one of its more unexpected legacies,” prominent economist Daryl Fairweather said.1 And he’s right: most of us would have expected the housing market to suffer from circumstances like a once-in-a-hundred-years pandemic and historic inventory shortages.

 
But, rather than a slowdown, we are continuing to experience a surprisingly robust real estate market in Buford, Braselton, Hoschton, Gainesville, Flowery Branch, Winder, Cumming, and all of North Georgia. Experts estimate that these conditions are likely to last well into the new year. Fannie Mae Senior VP and Chief Economist Doug Duncan predicts that existing home sales will ultimately “be up a percent or more in 2021.” He believes home prices will continue to rise due to limited inventory, but he is confident the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates low into the future, which will be “l ...

Getting your home ready before listing it on the Real Estate Market is crucial. It will be people's first impression of your home, and if done right, your home can sell faster and for more money! These tips may take some time and elbow grease, but they're going to pay off.
Clean & Clear:
De-cluttering and cleaning are a huge part of making your home shine through photos, open houses, and walk-throughs!

Dust, vacuum, mop, and clean windows.

Clean kitchen sink and put away dishes.

Clear kitchen counters; put away any toasters, food processors, knife blocks, etc.

Remove magnets and decorations on the fridge.

Clear off all bathroom counters and put away personal items.

Take out all items in the shower (shampoo, conditioner, etc). Clean any soap buildup and make it sparkle

Close all of your toilet seats lids.

Hide all of your trash cans.

If you have pets, hide all toys, water and food bowls, and pet beds.

Make all of the beds, fluff pillows, and tidy you ...

 Discover What Buyers Will Pay in Today’s Market
 
 
It’s easy to look up how much money you have in your savings account or the real-time value of your stock investments. But determining the dollar value of a home is trickier.
 
As a seller, knowing your home’s worth helps you price it correctly when you put it up for sale. If you price it too high, it may sit on the market. But price it too low and you may be losing out on a good chunk of money (nobody wants that!). For buyers, it’s important to know a home’s worth before you make an offer. You want your offer to be competitive, but you don’t want to overpay for the property. 
 
Even if you’re not a buyer or seller right now, as a current homeowner you might just be curious about the value of your home. Keeping track of your home’s worth year over year helps you understand the trends in your market. So when you are ready to sell, you can take advan; ...