NEVER Buy These Types of Houses in Georgia

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When you buy a home, you shouldn't only consider how easy or difficult it will be to sell in the future, but there are some homes that you should avoid if you are worried about resale. There are several characteristics of some homes that potential buyers wouldn't even consider as an option, so let's talk about these qualities that I constantly hear negative feedback about.
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@MovingtoGeorgia 15 дней назад

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@JimSeal 2 дня назад

hi Sarah, fantastic insightful video. We are bailing out of a due diligence on a house that has unbearable cat and dog urine odors. Just horrible respiratory issues and no certainty of EVER getting that oder out of the house. Might be good content for it's own video. I've seen your IGs and you are one of the best experts on real estate out there... thanks

@Jdalio5 2 дня назад

May want to avoid DR Hortan homes at all cost!

@VictorRamirez-em4tv 13 дней назад

Good video! You listed a few of our “deal breakers”. Split levels, drive-under garages, busy streets and power lines are on our list of things to avoid. As you pointed out, they’re on most buyers’ lists of undesirable features. I think the only other thing on our “no” list is swimming pools. They are, for us, too much maintenance for too little return.

@MovingtoGeorgia 13 дней назад

Thank you for watching!! Look forward to seeing you soon.

@BabzToo 15 дней назад

I would also suggest avoiding homes built by ‘community’ builders… I made the mistake of purchasing my 2005-built home sight unseen (just a video tour). We had it inspected, but even that could not begin to show all of the problems with this house. Sadly my out-of-state home had already sold and I was on a time crunch. In retrospect I should have just rented for my first year here. Poor quality everything everywhere… Literally the walls are not even straight. I will be spending the next couple of years, and all of my extra money, on righting all of the wrongs in this place. Neighbors have now told me that this entire development - start to finish - took less than two months to build. I can clearly see why.

@rickym9816 15 дней назад

Others could be narrow streets or cul de sacs.

@MovingtoGeorgia 15 дней назад

Interesting, I have alwasy found that clients prefer to be on a culdesac!

@ticopowell 13 дней назад

@@MovingtoGeorgia My personal issue with a cul-de-sac is the circle to turn around in is usually not big enough, and also the driveways will almost always be at a weird angle to the road or house. Parking a trailer there gets very difficult unless it's got the right conditions.

@bryansipes3601 15 дней назад

Turn offs for us: -- Split levels, always hated them -- Steep driveways, hard to avoid in North GA. Our daughters first home there in Cobb County had such a step driveway that I had to put chucks behind the wheels to keep my SUV from rolling down the driveway. -- Power lines, an agent with Artisan Homes, thought I was nuts to turn down a home next to power lines. There are a lot of valid points in this video.

@MovingtoGeorgia 15 дней назад

Thanks for watching and providing your insight, Bryan!