Home & living

You want to sell your Atlanta house, and you want to get top dollar.

Excellent!

But “What do I need to do to sell my house in Atlanta“?

Here are some tips on how to get your home ready to sell if you’re looking for top dollar that the market will bear:

*NOTE: These instructions are if you’re looking to get full retail value for your house sale.  However, if you don’t want to do the things below… or don’t have the time or money to do the things below… you can still sell your Atlanta house fast for a fair value in a win-win sale that’ll save you time and expense.

1) Clean, clean and clean. Even vacant houses get dusty and dirty, so keep it up! Nothing short of gleaming perfection will impress buyers. If you’re not a total clean freak, hire someone who is to help you out until you sell.

If you’re a slob, consider finding somewhere else to live while you show your house. Maybe you can bribe your cleanest friend to trade houses with you? Seriously, keeping everything immaculate really helps buyers feel comfortable in your space. Nothing stops people faster from buying faster than feeling grossed out.

2) Cultivate a cohesive, neutral style. You don’t have to paint everything off-white. In fact, some subtle colors can really help change the perception of spaces – for example, a soft yellow will help brighten up a dark kitchen, while a deep dark blue or green will help a bright bedroom to feel like a calm place to sleep (but be careful, dark colors will also make rooms feel small).

Divorce can be devastating. It’s heartbreaking when parents lose custody of their children. Spouses end up having to pay agonizing amounts of financial support.

If you want to protect your rights, not wrongfully lose custody, and not get raked over the coals financially, learn about divorce loans and other ways of divorce financing or find ways to avoid this unpleasant procedure. Free consultations are first come first serve. We always run out of slots. Make sure you get yours locked in now.

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Planning a staycation in the state? Then these tiny homes in Georgia should be added to your bucket list. The movement towards smaller and more ecologically friendly vacation spaces is a real trend; these Airbnb listings show the huge appeal.
Just because these homes are small, doesn’t mean they don’t have everything packed into the space that you need. In fact, some of them are even better equipped than a larger house. Given their size, they are also all in super interesting locations and are way more affordable.
It’s time to think a little different about your next vacation and look into booking a tiny home. An experience you won’t forget in a hurry…
Tiny Homes In Texas
1. Little Red Roof – Clayton
The Little Red Roof is located just minutes from downtown Clayton and close to stores, hiking trails, Tallulah Gorge and Lake Burton. This brand new tiny house has all the must-haves for a home away from home. Sit back and enjoy the trees from the front or go around back and say hello to Kasper the “old man” horse.
Small but mighty! This tiny home does NOT feel tiny in the slightest and has lots of outdoor seating.
The house will set you back about $90 a night and sleeps 4 people.

A row of heritage-listed townhouses in central London is now home to the Inhabit hotel, which Holland Harvey has designed to have relaxed, Scandi-inspired interiors.

The 88-room Inhabit hotel, which takes over six heritage-listed Georgian townhouses, had previously contained a labyrinth of rooms which were conventionally divided into front- and back-of-house.

East London-based practice Holland Harvey has now overhauled the building – which previously functioned as a hotel – to have a less strict layout, spurring guests to venture outside of their rooms and wander throughout the communal areas.

“By fundamentally rethinking the way in which the hotel could operate, we were able to reconfigure the building to create legible, open-plan spaces for guests to enjoy which are heritage-led and sympathetic to the original layout,” the practice told Dezeen.

Brad & Jen’s Newlywed Mansion For Sale. Photo Credit: Tyler Hogan

The stunning Beverly Hills mansion that former Hollywood ‘it couple’ Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt lived in after they got married is again up for grabs.

The A-list couple owned the home from 2001 to 2006, and it is once again on the market with a gaudy price tag of price of $AU 65 million ($US 44.5 million).

Brad & Jen’s Newlywed mansion which they lived in from 2001 to 2006. Photo Credit: Tyler Hogan

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston on their wedding day. Picture: Newscorp