Guide To Gwinnett: Real Estate

Your home, whether it’s a condo or apartment with great amenities, or a single-family house in a quaint subdivision, is probably the most expensive purchase you’ll ever make. And, if variety is the spice of life, look no further than Gwinnett for plenty of options.

We have apartments, starter homes and a full array of live, work, play communities. Big houses. Small houses and everything in between. When it’s time to settled down and retire, you’ll find some of the best retirement and assisted living communities around.

On the commercial side, you’ll find office buildings, co-working spaces, industrial property and even still, a few stretches of acreage awaiting that next business boom.

7 THINGS to do Before You Hire a Realtor

Check comparable sales prices in the neighborhood. (Your realtor will too, but this way you’ll be on the same page.)
Have a rough idea of your mortgage balance.
Identify any tax issues or liens on the house.
Clean, de-clutter and amp up the curb appeal.
Clean, yes, but hold off making any huge improvements until you talk to a realtor to understand what will really add value.
Make a list of upgrades and improvements that you’ve made to the house.
Be prepared to work while the house is on the market keeping it clean, accommodating a pet during showings, and so on.

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4 REASONS TO USE A REALTOR

Real estate has its own language and a Realtor is trained to speak it.
Realtors have the expertise to prepare a killer dealwhileavoiding delays or costly mistakes that can seriously mess you up.
They have turbochargedsearching power.
Realtors have access to more online listings than you do.Sometimes properties are available but not actively advertised, and a Realtor can help you find those hidden gems.
They have negotiating chops.
You’re going to need an experienced pro to seal the deal and protect your interests. A Realtor will help draw up a purchase agreement that allows enough time for inspections, contingencies, and anything else that’s crucial to your particular needs.
They adhere to a strict code of ethicsA Realtor is a licensed real estate salesperson who belongs to the National Association of Realtors, the largest trade group in the country. Realtors must adhere to aCode of Ethics.