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What exactly do you do?

What exactly do you do?

  I was sitting in the living room of a couple looking to sell an unwanted house in Cartersville. The house was their previous home that they’d turned into a rental property.     I did what I always do when we sat down. I asked them how could I help them and then I told them, “My job is not necessarily to buy your house. My job is to solve real estate problems. I’m going to ask...

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A real-life offer

A real-life offer

The purpose in making an offer isn’t to have some fancy paperwork that neither the seller nor the buyer understands. An offer is meant to start the process of a meeting of the minds. Once you have a meeting of the minds for both buyer and seller, you can make a deal.   I’m often asked how I figure out what to put in my offers. I’d like to walk you through a real-life offer we just made. It...

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A trip down REI memory lane

A trip down REI memory lane

  Ashley and I took the long way home over Dug Gap Mountain to Villanow and then home through Sugar Valley after a recent date night in Dalton. This route is very familiar to us since Ashley grew up in Villanow and that’s where we started our life together. Since the kids were with Memaw and Poppy, we really got to savor our trip down memory lane.   Ashley and I not only started our...

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What’s in your head?

What’s in your head?

  I’ve been listening to a phenomenal book called “Mastering the Attitude of Achievement,” by Lou Tice. I’ve got to tell you, I wish I’d found this years ago.   Lou is a motivational speaker, high school teacher and football coach. One of the main points in this book is that the pictures that we formulate in our heads affect what we do in life.   Lou gives a great example using...

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They happen. What, evictions? Sometimes.

They happen. What, evictions? Sometimes.

They happen. What, evictions? Sometimes.   If you’re a landlord, chances are you’ll have to file for an eviction at some point. I’d like to walk you through what you should do when filing for dispossessory so you won’t feel as unprepared as I did the first time I had to.   Start by notifying your tenant that they haven’t paid by giving them a letter of demand. This letter informs your...

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