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Trust but verify

Trust but verify

Trust but verify   This has been a busy morning for me. That’s because I needed to be out at a property, that we have under contract to sell, to meet with both the septic and HVAC companies I use. The reason we were meeting out there was because our buyer had just completed their inspection of the property, and we had some crazy issues surface that we had to figure out before the due...

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Things are changing

Things are changing

Things are changing   Ashley and I were sitting on the couch this morning, sleepy-eyed, but trying to make the most of our few moments together without child interruption as we sipped our coffee. You see, life has changed quite a bit for us this past month with having a newborn.   I’ve been saying this since our two-year-old was born. Having babies is a young man’s sport. And I don’t...

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Is cash king?

Is cash king?

Is cash king?   I will never forget the first deal Ashley and I had ever done that was severely damaged by fire. The year was 2011, and the deal, which we call the burnout, was a 1992 single wide located in a mobile community in Dalton, Georgia.   That house was the third deal Ashley and I had ever done. A burnout on our third deal sounds pretty gutsy huh? Well, there’s a fine line...

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O appraisal, where art thou?

O appraisal, where art thou?

O appraisal, where art thou?   When Ashley and I did our first flip in 2012, the property was located on Atlas Way in Calhoun. It was a three bedroom, two bath brick ranch that we bought at a foreclosure auction for $19,178. That number sticks out in my mind because it was the biggest purchase I had ever made at the time. It was also the biggest cashier’s check I had ever seen. Do remember,...

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Something to consider in a sellers’ market

Something to consider in a sellers’ market

Something to consider in a sellers’ market   Inventory is at an all-time low right now. For instance, there are only 48 houses actively on the market in Bartow County priced at $400,000 or below. That number drops to 28 houses at under $300,000 and it is nearly impossible to find anything for sale under $200,000.   That’s not a lot of houses for an entire county.    ...

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