Congratulations on your business success! As your business grows, you may find that you need more space to accommodate inventory, employees, or customers. If you're like most home-based business owners, you probably started out with a spare bedroom or basement office.

When contemplating whether to sell or rent your remodeled home, consider these questions. Are you struggling to make ends meet? Would you be happy dealing with tenants? Are you looking to move soon, or do you plan on staying in your home for the foreseeable future? These and other considerations are discussed below.

Remodeling your home can be an exciting and fun experience. However, it can also be costly and nerve-wracking if you’re not prepared or don’t know how to get the most out of your project in terms of cost, time, and efficiency.

Whether it’s for work, family, or pleasure, there are so many reasons you might find yourself with one home in Georgia and one in another state, like Florida. When you have two homes, you have twice the opportunities — but there are logistical factors to consider.

As you embrace your golden years, you might be wondering where you should live in the Dallas and Paulding County area. Your loved ones might have their own opinions or advice, but it’s important to weigh your options and figure out what’s best for you.

Social enterprises are a growing economic force with over 3,500 Certified B Corporations globally. But in the Southeastern U.S., social enterprise is just beginning to take hold. Georgia businesses recently gained the ability to incorporate as a benefit corporation with legislation enacted January 1, 2021.

Before launching a home-based business, you may need to move to a different place. You can find a new home with enough space and the amenities you require for both entrepreneurship and life.

According to research published by Harvard, 21% of people who move do so because of a job. If you’re part of this statistic and getting ready to make your first career-motivated move to the west Georgia area, the task ahead may seem overwhelming. Read this article for a pre-move checklist that can help you minimize stress, save money, and stick to a two-month timeline.

Embarking on a new venture requires a certain amount of forethought and preparation. Investing in real estate is no different. Not only can you opt for residential property, ZenBusiness points out that many people also explore the world of commercial property. If you’re ready to jump into the rental market, here are some pertinent tools to help set you up for success from day one.

Deciding to move into assisted living is a significant step in life. While it can be a complicated process moving out of a home where you've spent the last few decades (or longer), many benefits come with life at an assisted living facility, including medical care, assistance with household tasks, and socialization.

Since the beginning of time, people have been moving to different cities and countries searching for a better life. Sometimes, we relocate for a specific reason, such as cost of living, job opportunities, or weather. Other times, it's because we need a change of scenery to overcome a low point in our lives.

The purpose of Veterans Affairs (VA) home loans is to provide a pathway to homeownership for those who have sacrificed so much by serving our nation. As the Veterans Administration says of the program:

“The objective of the VA Home Loan Guaranty program is to help eligible Veterans, active-duty personnel, surviving spouses, and members of the Reserves and National Guard purchase, retain, and adapt homes in recognition of their service. . . .”

From the first walk-through to the signing of documents finalizing the deal, homeownership is an exciting time. A place to call your own, build your personal and financial stability, and perhaps build a family or business, is truly a dream come true. Giving a gift to a new homeowner can be complicated, though; you want to give them something worthy of this big step while staying within your budget. 

Many people are sitting on the fence trying to decide if now’s the time to buy a home. Some are renters who have a strong desire to become homeowners but are unsure if buying right now makes sense. Others may be homeowners who are realizing that their current home no longer fits their changing needs

There are so many great reasons to purchase a home, and over the past year, we’ve realized more of them than we ever thought possible. If you’re a first-time homebuyer, having a home of your own can give you a greater sense of security and accomplishment in a time that’s largely uncertain. If you’re a repeat buyer looking for your dream home, making a move might give you the space or features you need to find greater success and happiness in a new normal way of life. Whatever your motivations are, here are three reasons why becoming a homeowner now may help you win big in the long run.

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There seems to be some concern that the 2020 economic downturn will lead to another foreclosure crisis like the one we experienced after the housing crash a little over a decade ago. However, there’s one major difference this time: a robust forbearance program.

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