Buying & Selling a home in Atlanta, GA
Real Estate in Atlanta
When it comes to buying or selling a home in Atlanta, experience matters. The Living In Atlanta Team is in the top 5% of Realtors nationwide for home sales.
Any agent can show a home or stick a “For Sale” sign in the front yard, but a true advisor lends wise counsel throughout the process. Every home sale is a unique situation which must be navigated in a thoughtful & effective manner.
We take our fiduciary responsibility to our clients very seriously and are committed to protecting your assets, time, and well-being every step of the way. With our proprietary “Stress Free Buyer System” & “Top Dollar Listing Program” , we can confidently say you will make more money in less time, with less stress when you work with The Living In Atlanta Team.
Top 5% of realtors nationwide
Unique approach to each of our clients needs
Proprietary "Stress Free Buyer System"
Proprietary "Top Dollar Listing" Program
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What to know about the Atlanta Real Estate Market
Buying a Home in Atlanta
1. Figure out your Financing
The very first step to buying a home (anywhere) is to figure out your financing. You want to find & partner with an experienced mortgage lender BEFORE you start your home search, and work with them to get an accurate picture of what you can afford.
2. Get specific
It’s best that you know your non-neogitables when it comes to what you want in a home. This includes things like preferred neighborhoods, square footage, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, style of the interior, parking and much, much more!
3. Speed Kills
The real estate market is fickle, and can often move quicker than the speed of light (not literally but you understand). Once you have your financing & your non-negotiable criteria, you’ll want to move quickly on your home buying purchase.
4. Escalation Clause
What’s an escalation clase? It’s a clause in your offer that states you will offer a percentage over a specific amount another potential buyer has offered. This is a great tactic to use when you’re buying a home in a competitive market.
5. Personal Letter
Writing a genuine letter to the current home buyer can prove to be persuasuve in having your offer accepted.
Selling your Home in Atlanta
1. Find your ideal agent
With so many realtors (seriously, there are SO many real estate agents) it’s important to find someone who aligns with your wants & needs. And someone whose personality you enjoy, because you’ll be spending quite a bit of time working with your agent.
2. Three things to focus on:
Price, Location & Condition. When selling your home these are the three things that tend to matter most, time and again. Check out the video above to understand why.
3. Fancy Marketing shouldn’t be your only strategy
People often ask realtors what kind of marketing they can do for a home sale. And while fancy marketing can be beneficial, don’t let it be your only strategy. Instead make sure your home is in great condition and have professional photos taken of it.
4. Increase the value of your home
There are many simple, affordable things you can do to your home prior to selling it that will help to increase it’s value. Increased value means more money for the home! One of the best ways to increase the value of your home is outdoor landscaping.
5. Disclose important information up front
You’ll want to provide detailed information about your home up front. If there’s anything detrimental about the home be sure to take care of it before you sell.
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