What You NEED To Know Before Buying A House in GA: Part 2

Buying a home in Georgia is a completely different process compared to so many other states! For more info on what you need to know before buying a home in Georgia, make sure you check out part 1 here: • What You NEED To Know ...
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[@MovingtoGeorgia]

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[@adventureinmind5617]

Great video again!! Thank you..
Always look forward to your updates 👍

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

So nice of you! Thank you for watching.

[@mikemicucci6568]

What about upkeep expenses on a home? Replacing a roof or A/C ? How often do you need to paint the exterior? Thanks

[@lemont9061]

I am looking for rental townhomes or appartment in georgia as i need to move soon.. Can you please suggest which area would have vacancy, because most of them i see in website are not available.

[@armyamazon5762]

I was stationed in Georgia for about 3 1/2 years and now that I’m retired, I’m thinking about moving back which will be a different experience since I’ll have to pay for everything myself probably next year.

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

I bet you can't wait to be back!

[@warlockhaseo3642]

Thank you for the update. My wife is not on my current loan and I'm being offer the chance to move to Georgia from CA (same employer). What's the turn around time for a new construction over there? Good communities 1.5 hrs from Covington?

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

There are a lot of builders right now who have standing inventory or homes that are within weeks of completion. There are also, usually, great incentives on these homes as well. We would love to help narrow down your choice for you and help you and your family find your Georgia home. New construction is a favorite of ours. Reach out to us at 470-577-6472 or [e-mail]

[@valeriehaynes3099]

Hi, Great video. Do you know anything about taxes advantages for retirees in Georgia? Thinking about the Augusta area.

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

Thank you for watching! Yes, please reach out to us. We would love to help you find your Augusta home-there are many great tax benefits for retirees. You can reach us at 470-577-6472 or [e-mail]

[@emroks76]

I'm curious if you are familiar with travel nursing. I'm finding that some lenders seem to be confused by this concept. I work for an agency based on the west coast that sends me to work contracts at different hospitals. I can choose to work in just about any state. For example I live in NY and currently working in NC for the next 13 weeks. Once that contract is up I am oicking up a contract in CT. I tried explaining this to a lender and they didn't seem to understand the concept. They questioned of it was reliable employment and instited that I need to work in the state I plan to buy

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

Yes, you need a smaller lender…not a huge National lender. I can connect you with a great one! Reach out at 470-577-6472 or [e-mail]

[@michaelsix9684]

I'm retired, would a lender charge me higher rates than someone who is working?

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

Nope! The rate and qualification is always based on your credit score, amount of money down, and your ability to pay back the loan. You do not need to have a job but the bank does need to see that you have retirement fund, annuities, etc. to make the monthly payments, etc. Great question!

[@michaelsix9684]

@@MovingtoGeorgia thanks for the info, will beef up my fin. data