Alpharetta
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Alpharetta
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Since 1992 the Crawford family has been going to Mama's Pizza. Though the locations may have changed a few times from Roswell Mall to Mansell Road, to Kennasaw and now Old Milton Parkway..one thing hasn't changed! Mama's Pizza has the best New York Pizza in the Atlanta area! Their Sicilian slice my own
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Supporting other small business persons and friends like ourselves is a smart way to begin healing our local communitis. We feel Realtors can be at the center of the fix in he economy because we come in contact with so many individuals. We're calling this Blog Type "A Shout Out!" So
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When I was a kid and a couple married, they saved and saved until they could actually afford a little house. We reckoned 2.5 times your salary minus debt (who had credit cards?) After all, there was insurance, the utility bills, a few sticks of furniture, maybe a fence in the
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Generalities on Atlanta Short Sales:
#1 rule for Atlanta Short Sales: Patience, patience, and more patience.
No matter how many pages of documents you are required to fill out, initial, and/or date and sign, if you want the bank to even consider your offer, Nike - Just do it, don't question
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I get it, for 25 years you've dutifully paid your homeowner's insurance and never made a claim. Your neighbors just had some vendor knock on their door, had them view their roof from the street and now they're replacing their roof from the (I love this one) - hail damage.Atlantais an
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PLACE YOUR VOTES NOW FOR THEMOST FABULOUSCOUNTRY CLUB IN ALPHARETTA!
HELLO HOMEOWNERS, BUYERS, SELLERS AND FELLOW AGENTS!
*** IT'S YOUR TURN TO CAST YOUR VOTE FOR THE BEST COUNTRY CLUB IN ALPHARETTA ***
Here is a short list to get you started. Feel free to nominate any clubs not included
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DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE LITERALLY DOZENS OF LUXURY FORECLOSURE HOMES IN ALPHARETTA? DO YOU KNOW HOW TO FIND THEM?
Although Alpharetta is a very affluent suburb of Atlanta,thisbeautiful city has also been hit by the foreclosure crisis.There are literally dozens of luxury foreclosure homes inAlpharetta. The prices range from
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I'm just settling back into my home and surroundings in Atlanta from my trip to Cary North Carolina where I attended my first Rebar camp (Real Estate BarCamp) REBCRDU at the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill NC Raleigh Regional Association of Realtors. It was a 9-4 event, and the socializing started weeks ahead of
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There is no surprise across the nation that the inventory of the number of Atlanta homes for sale is down considerably. While many in real estate are rejoicing in the streets over this supposed sign of recovery, they are not allowing themselves to consider why this has really happened. It is
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Alpharetta GAis a city in located in north Fulton County, Georgia, 26 miles form the city of Atlanta via the GA 400.The estimated2008 Alpharetta's populationwas 49,903. Alpharetta began as a campground, originally known as New Prospect Camp Ground until late 1858. Officially chartered on December 11 1958. The name'Alpharetta' (supposedly Greek
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I am anxiouslycountingdown themoments to the Real Estate bar Camp RDU in Cary NCforward this coming Friday November 6, 2009. I will arrive with my wife Ellentomorrow evening. I look forward to meeting a lot of new friends and Active Rainers I've not met in person yet! Although I've spone at
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Success is always inthe details. My experience tells me that nothing is more important when selling a home that to pay attention to the light fixtures. I used to specialize in 'expired listings', and nothing ever had a bigger return for the sellers than changing the dated light fixtures. Most other
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A few weeks ago I posted a Blog on this topic on Active Rain, and I decided to turn it into a full article for RealtyTimes.com. This maybe a great article to give to your brokers, and your local MLS. As an active agent...I think we have a responsibility to ensure
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Rivermont - Country Club Living in Alpharetta - Johns Creek GA
Rivermont subdvision is in the new city of Johns Creek, GA formerly Alpharetta GA.Rivermont borders the Chattahoochee River and is just 22 miles north of downtown Atlanta, GA. The home lots are large andmostly wooded or golf course views. Homes
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8705 Colony Club Dr in Rivermont Colony Alpharetta, GA
Livein sought after Rivermont -Golf, Swim and Tennis community in the Rivermont Colony neighborhood in Alpharetta / Johns Creek GA. This home is just up the street past the tennis courts. This 4 bedroom, 3 full bath home is for sale for
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Does Your Home Say "Welcome?"
There are many things thatget buyers into a home other than price.For some theattraction issubliminal and for other signals are very tangible. Buyers are usually drawn and attracted to a specific home. In todays market it may be price that gets them on the hook,
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I was showing some homes in the Atlanta area today, and4 of the 5 homes showed inthe Internet as "Owner occupied." "Call agent first before showing" was listed in the private agents instructions in the MLS. What bothered me most is that 5 of the 5 homes were vacant. This just
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Today the reports from our MLS show a difference between what happened in the Atlanta Market vs. what happened nationally for September.
By Tim Paradis, AP Business Writer reported that nationally home sales jumped 9.4% and was the highest level in two years. Locally, the metro Atlanta area MLS reports that
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I think from all the years I've sold real estate the thing that annoys my buyers and myself the mostare over priced homes, with signs and tags throughout the home. New homes with granite, tumbled stone back splashes with under counter lighting, stainless new appliances, gourmet kitchens, Brazilian hard wood floors,
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Last week I read in the Atlanta Journal that nationwide 83% of the homes sold were priced at $250K and below, while 50% of the homes sold were priced at $125K and below. The effects of the first time home buyers tax credits effect has been incredible.
In North Fulton (Primarily
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Buyer Beware! By: Jim Crawford ~ Atlanta Real Estate-ABR E-PRO (RE/MAX Greater Atlanta)
There are many Atlanta home buyers that believe the home buying process is a total adventure. They do not want to work with a Realtor, after all there is nothing to buying and selling real estate. After all... evena moron could get a license and we are all over paid for
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Many loan officers that I work with or that follow my blog,http://www.zillowautoquoting.com/, know that I am very focused on helping each of my clients with determining whether Zillow's Mortgage Marketplace is the right place for them to generate leads from. What I will discuss now are 2 factors that I believe
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You know those deals that come across and look good on paper every blue moon?? We'll you JUST FOUND IT!!
My seller lost his mind and reduced the price $40k in less than two weeks on this STUNNING entertainer's estate in Alpharetta, GA!!
Recent appraisal came in at $60k more
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First of all, I like to make one thing clear. I've been selling homes on the Internet for over 13 years now. It accounts for over 90% of our business. My specialty is lead conversion...it works really well, and it pays the bills! However, it is amazing that every day or
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I don't know about other agents or how long they say they have been selling real estate, but over the past week I have been inundated with the most incredible mortgage rates I've seen sincethe 1960's. Loan officers, news articlesare all talking about ow gret they are. They are so good
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Question: Do you want to get screwed? Kevin Warmath is your best bet. The most pushy and unreliable realtor you ever see.
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Question: I'm sick of internet leads. I want purchase business from realtors. I offer fast closings, low rates, better business bureau, tier-one pricing and underwriting priority, wholesale financing flexibility via dozens of lenders, clean teeth, nice shoes, blah blah blah.
I control state licensing for a new tech marketing product that no realtor has ever used.
In addition to doing my job correctly, I'm offering to foot the bill to real estate agents to pay for this revenue driver in exchange for their mortgages.
Even though I'm to bring tens of thousands in additional revenue to a realtor, I can't get the time of day from a productive realtor, let alone cooperation. They don't even want to hear the offer.
what gives?
~Jonathan Ahlers
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