What is Disclosure?
First of all, a disclosure is a part of the purchase and sale contract that gives the Seller the chance to tell you about any defects he may know about his property. Why would he ever want to do that? Well, because it’s the law. It’s illegal for the seller to hide defects [...]

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Appraisal: Art or Science?

November 1, 2008

There has been a long time ongoing discussion about whether appraisal is an art or a science. I think most people assume that it is a science, but is it? Think about what a residential appraiser does. He (or she) is asked to find the value of a home.
To begin to find the [...]

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How to low-ball foreclosures

October 21, 2008

How to negotiate your best deal
when buying Atlanta foreclosures

The first thing you need to know is that for the most part, THE SELLERS ARE NEGOTIABLE! One of the prevailing myths is that the foreclosure sellers are firm on their prices. This is turning out to be more and more not [...]

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Candler Park Fall Fest 2008

October 6, 2008

October 11th and 12th 2008
Mark your Calendars, it’s that time again! These will be the days that Candler Park welcomes all of Atlanta to come enjoy the neighborhood and the park. There are a lot of fun activities planned. There is a 5K road race which kicks off at 9:00 am on the 11th and [...]

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How to turn the crisis on a dime - Bailout Alternatives

September 30, 2008

ABOLISH CAPITAL GAINS TAXES

This could be our Golden Parachute.
Okay I didn’t go to Harvard business school but I do think there is a simple solution to the problem of what to do with all of these delinquent mortgages that doesn’t have to cost the taxpayers 700 billion dollars. I wish that I could say [...]

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