georgia: Sunshines on I-75, Henry County begins to thaw out!!
- 01/13/10 06:01 AM
Here comes the sun, yadadaadaaa, here comes the sun. Last week I wrote about how why we close when snow comes to the Atlanta area--because we southerners have no business driving on icy roads and we don't have the equipment to get sand and salt on all the roads that need it. Now we are fixing busted water pipes and sorting through auto accidents. While we were bundled up in our homes (with our milk and breead, of course) we watched the local TV stations for schools closings. I got to thinking. What if we only allowed certain drivers to drive … (0 comments)
georgia: VA Vendee--My experience with this loan progam Part 3 of 3 The Closing
- 01/06/10 04:26 AM
Will I ever recommend the VA Vendee program? NO. My conclusion after this experience with the VA Vendee loan program has been that it is typical of other 1-800 or other internet-based lenders. You as an agent or as a buyer or both of you are going to have to to follow-up and follow-up some more. It's a loan program offered through a Bank of America call center in Texas. You will not get the same service as you will from a reputable local lender. You will find little information regarding this program on the internet because there are very few home buyers … (38 comments)
georgia: The Pendulum of the Housing Market is Swinging the Other Way
- 10/14/09 07:32 AM
Are we headed to a buyer's market in Henry County, GA? I think so. Are we there yet? NO. But we will be at this time next year if buyers continue buying at the same pace they are buying now and listing inventory continues to shrink. Housing inventory in Henry County has fallen almost 40% since a year ago. About a year ago, there were roughly 3300 single-family homes for sale in Henry County, GA. Today, October 14th, 2009, there are only 1993 single family home listings. We went from about 3300 to 1993. Are you going to kick yourself later for … (0 comments)
Here comes the sun, yadadaadaaa, here comes the sun. Last week I wrote about how why we close when snow comes to the Atlanta area--because we southerners have no business driving on icy roads and we don't have the equipment to get sand and salt on all the roads that need it.
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