Thursday, April 21st, 2022

Building?
1. Get Some Bids and Choose a Contractor Wisely.
Not all contractors are the same. Make sure to check the contractor on BBB or other web sites, before you commit. You can ask other professionals in the home building industry for recommendations. This would also include lenders.
2. Think Smaller V.S. Huge
The bigger the domestic build, the higher the price tag – it’s right fundamental math. If you’re spending $100 per square foot for a 1,000-square foot home, it’s going to price tag $50,000 less than it would for a 1,500-square foot home.
4. Do Some Tasks Yourself
For instance, you can install your sinks and our toilet, put together your own kitchen, and install your flooring. You can install lighting in areas where the contractors ran cable but didn’t add fixtures, and eventually etc.
Paying contractors to put together our kitchen and install our fixtures would got included thousands of dollars to our budget.
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Wednesday, April 20th, 2022
The Michaels Development Group and The Benoit Group

Commercial/Retail/Civic
In addition to neighborhood-serving retail development, plans include a stormwater pond to serve the 30.4-acre site and neighboring parcels in the Chosewood community. The innovative green infrastructure plan includes public trails and greenspace with connectivity to the surrounding Chosewood Park neighborhood, adjacent BeltLine Crossing Park and Atlanta BeltLine.
According to: https://www.atlantahousing.org/real-estate/development/
Thursday, March 17th, 2022

It takes more than luck to successfully buy and sell a home!
Here is what one of our client’s had to say:
Mrs. Brown is very friendly and knowledgeable. I asked for her assistance in renting a home and she has been great throughout the process. When I do decide to purchase my home, I will call on her again. I will definitely recommend her to my friends and family who may be interested in a home.