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Hey Dave, thanks for the comment! This is just our personal opinion. Have your visited the north Atlanta Suburbs recently?

Our design team wanted to use it! Almost anywhere in Georgia is beautiful! Do you live in Georgia?

@@allanbalbuena6236 Atlanta is typically safe from direct impacts during hurricane season, as it's inland. However, we can experience heavy rain, strong winds, and occasional flooding when a storm system moves through. Hurricanes usually weaken significantly by the time they reach Atlanta. Hope that helps!

Thanks for the comment! Are you in atlanta?

@@northatlantarealtormoms Yeah! 😁

Georgia is awesome! So many little areas that are hidden gems :)

@@northatlantarealtormoms we need to keep it that way

Thanks for the recommendation! Do you live in Alpharetta?

Hey April! This depends on a lot of factors. Price of the home, down payment, taxes, HOA fees and credit score. If you would like to have a quick chat please give me a call. - Alison

We agree!

@@NorthAtlantaPropertyMedia agreed! A lot to watch this fall.

Thank you! Are you a Alpharetta Local?

@@northatlantarealtormoms No, but I used to work there.

That's the spot! Are you a Roswell Local?

@@northatlantarealtormoms no 400 Corridor local 😂. Work in Alpharetta but live in Cumming. However, I have gotten my night started at the Rock N Taco a time or two.

There are actually good schools in those areas as well.

You are 100% correct, Southwest Georgia has some beautiful spots indeed. Our design team actually created it. We way make a video on Thomasville in the future thanks for the tip!

Thanks so much for the support! We are always up for collaborating with fellow Realtors.

Thanks Joe for the support and for watching! Thank you for taking the time to write the comment and give so much info.

@@TigerTsunami404 We have so many clients who have made that same move and we couldn’t agree more!

@@TigerTsunami404 Agreed! While the costs in Alpharetta can be on the higher side, the value is absolutely worth it, especially if you're moving from in-town like you did or another major metro area. The city offers so much in terms of amenities, community, and quality of life.

I recommend going with a local lender who is familiar with your specific market. Are you purchasing in the Atlanta area?

@@northatlantarealtormoms why does my lender need to know the area? isn’t that my realtors job? Possibly but not sure yet. Thanks!

​@@KnicksNYanks84 Using an out-of-state lender for a home purchase can potentially lead to challenges and delays in the transaction process. Out-of-state lenders may not have the same level of familiarity with the local market, leading to potential issues with appraisals, property values, and understanding unique aspects of the property. Additionally, out-of-state lenders may not be as accountable or reliable, as they may not have the same vested interest in maintaining a positive reputation within the local community. Overall, using an out-of-state lender for a home purchase can result in complications that could potentially impact the smoothness and efficiency of the transaction.

@@northatlantarealtormoms Third-party appraisal companies do the appraisals, the lender just orders it. The appraiser is local as they travel to the property. Appraiser will determine the value based on the comps to the best of their ability. If the appraiser thinks the value is below the price that is their opinion, has nothing to do with the lender.

Thank you!

😆We're definitely not Napa Valley!

Says the guy from Alabama....lol.....you guys don't even have a professional sports team. Are yall even still a state?

@@LivinginAtlanta We do have taste buds. Georgia wines just don't make the grade. (Frankly, neither do Alabama wines.) The sad fact is the southeastern U.S. is just not the best place to grow wine grapes. Another problem is wine making expertise is generally also lacking.

You can just use it for cooking and not drinking

@@Dead8Phish great question! Georgia has had water shortages due to droughts and limited water sources, with Atlanta relying on the Chattahoochee River since 1837. Despite these issues, the city has improved water efficiency with initiatives like residential retrofits and repairing infrastructure. They also bought a quarry for water storage in 2006 and started the Atlanta Water Supply Program in 2015. In 2023, parts of Georgia had severe droughts despite near-average rainfall. As of June 2024, Atlanta is facing a water crisis, but many believe the city will manage it. We have not felt the effects of this in the Suburbs we live in.

I'm not sure which video you were watching but we talked about multiple locations in Georgia that are popular not just Atlanta. If Atlanta isn't a good fit there are plenty of other places to live. Thanks for watching though!

@@northatlantarealtormoms I can see that by your reaction, you did not read. The entire comment you just picked out what you wanted to and went from there which tells me I was Correct in my comment

Thank you for the comment :)

@@dailyamperes yes! The housing is also more affordable than some of the other N Atl Burbs.

@@northatlantarealtormoms yes for now is getting more expensive and is predicted to have the highest population growth percentage wise out of all the metro counties

@@dailyamperes yes! I agree.

Alpharetta is such a great city! Glad to hear your daughter is still here. ❤

@@robertmanley2687 No issues with rural Georgia here, and we’re definitely not Karens. But calling us that while complaining about a RUclips video? Pot, meet kettle! 🤣

Shhh...don't tell them about rural South Georgia. We want to keep it safe, quiet, and cheap😂😂😂

@@themanifestorsmind I totally get that!

​@northatlantarealtormoms you might want to rethink your thumbnail rather than take offense. It literally says "don't move here" as if you think there's something wrong with our area.

Thank you for the tips ill send this info to the team!

What do you expect? DemocRATS are in charge.

LOVE IT! Yes Cobb is amazing! Thanks for the support ☺️

For sure! Cobb County taxes are the best in Metro Atlanta

You have excellent questions! I can answer every single one of those. Go ahead and shoot me a text at 770-765-5463 or email us at hello@turnkeycollectiveatl.com and we can go into more detail answering these for you in person. - Alison & Jennifer

So glad we could help!

The last rental listing we had in Woodstock rented in less than two weeks. A new listing in that same neighborhood came on this week. Would you like for us to send you the info?

@sammckinley are you looking to purchase a home?

yes by next year. I’d like to lease it out until I’m ready to leave the NorthEast. I don’t know if I should buy what I don’t want and rent it out. Then use that to buy what I really want. I don’t know if anyone would rent a house on 2-3 acres. That’s what I really want. Also have to explore areas. I am interested in N and S Fulton, Douglas, some of Cobb, Fayetteville, and some of Gwinnett.lol. You asked.

@@SamMcKinley I’m glad we asked! We are here to help sort through it to help you figure out the best way to reach your goal.

@samMcKinley not sure if it's worth a conversation now but here is my personal email. Shoot me a email and would love to help get you over some information! hello@turnkeycollectiveatl.com

Thank you for the support!