Where are homes cheapest in metro Atlanta? Median price per square foot, by county, sold homes: Clayton: $134 per sq ft Henry: $143 Rockdale: $152 Newton: $154 Douglas: $161 Paulding: $175 Bartow: $176 Gwinnett: $180 Coweta: $181 Barrow: $182 Fayette: $182 Hall: $192 Cobb: $199

Before I started my own business, I would suffer from debilitating anxiety on Sunday nights. But now that run my own business, I have debilitating anxiety every night.

Real estate transactions are at their lowest levels since the late 1970s. Sellers? Stubborn. Not motivated. Anchored to peak prices. Buyers? Still stretching… just to stay in the game. Result on the investment side: • Flippers + buy & hold investors get outbid → margins

i read that 40% of americans don’t have $500 and stopped honking at people, these people gonna blow my head smooth off

Celebrating an LOI is like rushing the field at halftime.

23 year old me getting 100% LTC private financing for fix and flips

Robert Sterling The ‘jail if you guess math wrong’ thing is peak government

Doesn’t matter where you are or who it is, if you ask a contractor for a picture of something you are getting the blurriest, out of focus picture on earth

me: here's our best offer for your property seller: no way, it's worth way more than that me: respectfully no, it's really not...needs a ton of work seller: right but when it's all renovated and leased up it will definitely be worth this much me:

Community banks are the last place in America where a man in a short-sleeve dress shirt can approve a $400,000 loan based on the fact that he went to high school with your dad. There are 4,100 of them left. There were 14,000 in 1984. Every time one gets acquired, a teller named

This is just ridiculous, man.

Amen!

Living in Atlanta and being able to drive like 3-6hrs in ANY direction and have a good time >>>>>>>

Saw a dad at the beach actually in the water with his kids. Throwing them. Laughing. Getting sandy. Meanwhile four other dads sat on beach chairs with iced coffees staring at their phones while their kids built sandcastles alone.  In twenty years one of those men will have sons

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Metro Atlanta has about 6.5 million residents, making it one of the largest metro areas in the U.S. Its fast growth has helped it pass Miami and rival Washington, D.C. in the rankings.

One of the dumbest things I've done as a Dad is get mad at my kids for being kids.

It’s usually a realtOR

If you’re making several hundred thousand a year net, the last thing you should do is take out a loan to buy a vehicle. If you don’t have enough cash to buy it outright, you shouldn’t buy it at all. No stock bro can tell me differently.

The real parenting struggle no one warns you about: School ends at 2pm, soccer at 3:30pm, but work doesn’t finish till 5.

One of the strangest things about America 🇺🇸… You meet people making $300k+/year who are anxious, exhausted, medicated, and barely sleeping. Then you go to Egypt 🇪🇬 and see everyday folks with a fraction of that income—smiling, laughing with friends by the Nile or in bustling