We will help you find a place where you’ll feel welcomed with open arms by your neighbors
Many people worry about crime rates when they buy a new home. We have ready available statistics and the tools to help you feel safe about your purchase.
We know exactly what kind of quality of life you can expect in your new neighborhood.
For decades Atlanta was a market of constant growth, pulling in families from all over the South as well as city-slickers from up North. The population grew close to 4 percent every year, with jobs to match - many of them in the high-paying manufacturing sector. Real estate investments could hardly go wrong, home builders could hardly keep up.
Today's Atlanta is different, with slower growth, a service economy, and a pile of foreclosures from heavy sub-prime mortgage lending. Some parts of the area are now growing well while others just creep along. Investors have to choose the sub-market and the type of investment that's right for them. Fortunately, the low level of construction in recent years will give landlords the upper hand for a while. And the jobs being created, most importantly in business services, healthcare, hotels and retail - are the kinds of jobs that encourage renting.
