The BEST areas to Move to in Georgia (From a Native Georgian)

Are you wondering the BEST areas to Move to in Georgia. Well this video is going to give you the best places to live and we will also share some of my favorite places to live in north Atlanta.
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RESOURCES:
📕 North Atlanta Re-Location Guide - perspectivefunnel.co/65ef074d...
🏡 Find Your Dream Home - turnkeycollectiveatl.com/home...
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Are you wondering what it's like living in north atlanta? You're in the right spot! We love our North Atlanta and strive to show in each video what Living in North Atlanta is all about!
We have lived here for over 10+ years and want to show you how great the North Atlanta Suburbs are is! I am a real estate agent helping families buy, sell, rent, and invest in North Atlanta.
If you are planning on moving to North Atlanta - I would love to speak with you! (Ps - it will actually be us you're talking to😉)
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[@cmackscott761]

My wife and I moved from LA California to Alpharetta in 1993. We are so glad we moved to Georgia. Our daughter is 29 and loves the downtown Atlanta area.

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

Alpharetta is such a great city! Glad to hear your daughter is still here. ❤

[@porterosbournejr.5083]

Based on the image showing Southwest Georgia in a bad light. One of the best towns in Georgia - Thomasville is in that region. Truly great town and beautiful.

[@porterosbournejr.5083]

If you don’t have kids and schools aren’t important…the hidden gems in Metro Atlanta are Chamblee, Peachtree Corners & Sandy Springs. All have great proximity to Atlanta, Buckhead, Perimeter and Airport and a nice quality of life with great neighborhoods.

[@joelowens5211]

Born and raised in GA almost 50 years now. Cherokee county is one of the best areas in all of GA. Cities of Woodstock, Holly Springs, and Canton are consistently in the top safest cities out of the 600 plus in GA. A funny question we often get from people moving here is don't you go into Atlanta more often? The answer is NO. Unless you are an urbanite and enjoy a concrete jungle with one way streets and one block nice and few blocks down a war zone. We go maybe few times a year for a concert or sporting event. Love the suburban areas with more bigger pieces of land and cleaner air with lower crime. Look at getting a peach pass for the interstate or you will likely be sitting in traffic for work hours everyday wasting your life away. Something that pays 20k to 40k less a year but you do not have to drive to the city and can live in the suburbs and save time can be way more beneficial. To be clear I do not sell residential real estate. I do commercial real estate 20 plus years in the business. Way back as a kid growing up in Cherokee county our subdivision had an old dirt road where it dead ended from the 1800's. You could ride your bicycle as a kid all the way to lake Allatoona. There were sugar cane forests, old cemeteries, caves, old car crashes from the 1930's etc. It as called the thousand acres because was mainly all woods. Today pretty much all developed. Back then houses were 30,000 to 40,000 new builds now shacks going for 400k. These Realtors didn't tell you one of the most important things when buying a house. Post coronavirus lots of them are TRASH built on tiny lots with inferior products. The builders use what they call common workers who can only do builder grade cheap windows and floors etc. Anything custom now requires a SPECIALIST. Back when homes were built in 1990's etc. you had master craftsman at the end of their careers where they built custom moldings as part of the house construction. Now stuff being built is mostly junk. They try to make it look high end but parts are crap. Older home needs work but you often get better bones with detailing to upgrade and larger lots with mature landscaping. Lots of those homes not available because homeowners have locked in 3.5% loans and do not want to move. That leaves new construction inflated builder trash cheaply built. Be careful out there.

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

Thanks Joe for the support and for watching! Thank you for taking the time to write the comment and give so much info.

[@pixelpatron]

Awesome. Now do one one on costs of living. How much am I going to spend on a 3~5 brm house for AC? Costs of owning a pool? Any size restrictions on new construction of pools (Vegas has size limits due to water shortages). Schools...do a full deep dive on public schools. Property taxes? Where is the best spot to avoid bugs? What the mosquito situation? Or something else that is a yellow flag? Is MAGA in little pockets or it's just kinda everywhere? Also why did you vote in Marjorie Taylor Green!? She's a national embarrassment; Georgia u got some splain'n to do. As someone who wants to get away from high Seattle prices, I'm lookin at Georgia...but I've got 100's of questions.

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

You have excellent questions! I can answer every single one of those. Go ahead and shoot me a text at 770-765-5463 or email us at [e-mail] and we can go into more detail answering these for you in person. - Alison & Jennifer

[@KnicksNYanks84]

Do you recommend rocket mortgage? How has your experience been with them? Thanks!

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

I recommend going with a local lender who is familiar with your specific market. Are you purchasing in the Atlanta area?

[@KnicksNYanks84]

@@northatlantarealtormoms why does my lender need to know the area? isn’t that my realtors job? Possibly but not sure yet. Thanks!

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

​@@KnicksNYanks84 Using an out-of-state lender for a home purchase can potentially lead to challenges and delays in the transaction process. Out-of-state lenders may not have the same level of familiarity with the local market, leading to potential issues with appraisals, property values, and understanding unique aspects of the property. Additionally, out-of-state lenders may not be as accountable or reliable, as they may not have the same vested interest in maintaining a positive reputation within the local community. Overall, using an out-of-state lender for a home purchase can result in complications that could potentially impact the smoothness and efficiency of the transaction.

[@KnicksNYanks84]

@@northatlantarealtormoms Third-party appraisal companies do the appraisals, the lender just orders it. The appraiser is local as they travel to the property. Appraiser will determine the value based on the comps to the best of their ability. If the appraiser thinks the value is below the price that is their opinion, has nothing to do with the lender.

[@topagentsacademy-com]

@@KnicksNYanks84 Highly encourage someone local every market is different and was a huge help for me at least. Alison and Jennifer were awesome to work with by the way so just wanted to give a shoutout to them!

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

🤔Thinking of Moving to North Atlanta?🤩 Call, Text, or Email me ANYTIME! ☎: [phone] 📩: [e-mail]

[@leannenuttall5655]

COBB COUNTY every time!

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

LOVE IT! Yes Cobb is amazing! Thanks for the support ☺️

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

For sure! Cobb County taxes are the best in Metro Atlanta

[@robertmanley2687]

I retired on a 135 acres in rural Georgia from South Florida. Glad it's an area you Karen's aren't recommending.

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

@@robertmanley2687 No issues with rural Georgia here, and we’re definitely not Karens. But calling us that while complaining about a KZbin video? Pot, meet kettle! 🤣

[@themanifestorsmind]

Shhh...don't tell them about rural South Georgia. We want to keep it safe, quiet, and cheap😂😂😂

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

@@themanifestorsmind I totally get that!

[@themanifestorsmind]

​@northatlantarealtormoms you might want to rethink your thumbnail rather than take offense. It literally says "don't move here" as if you think there's something wrong with our area.

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

Thank you for the tips ill send this info to the team!

[@leannenuttall5655]

Don't forget higher property taxes in Fulton County has for you!

[@wanaraz]

What do you expect? DemocRATS are in charge.

[@Dead8Phish]

Isn't Georgia running out of water?

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

@@Dead8Phish great question! Georgia has had water shortages due to droughts and limited water sources, with Atlanta relying on the Chattahoochee River since 1837. Despite these issues, the city has improved water efficiency with initiatives like residential retrofits and repairing infrastructure. They also bought a quarry for water storage in 2006 and started the Atlanta Water Supply Program in 2015. In 2023, parts of Georgia had severe droughts despite near-average rainfall. As of June 2024, Atlanta is facing a water crisis, but many believe the city will manage it. We have not felt the effects of this in the Suburbs we live in.

[@alabamaal225]

All the wineries in Georgia have one thing in common: Their wines are terrible.

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

😆We're definitely not Napa Valley!

[@LivinginAtlanta]

Says the guy from Alabama....lol.....you guys don't even have a professional sports team. Are yall even still a state?

[@alabamaal225]

@@LivinginAtlanta We do have taste buds. Georgia wines just don't make the grade. (Frankly, neither do Alabama wines.) The sad fact is the southeastern U.S. is just not the best place to grow wine grapes. Another problem is wine making expertise is generally also lacking.

[@dailyamperes]

Forsyth county have the best schools in the state

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

@@dailyamperes yes! The housing is also more affordable than some of the other N Atl Burbs.

[@dailyamperes]

@@northatlantarealtormoms yes for now is getting more expensive and is predicted to have the highest population growth percentage wise out of all the metro counties

[@northatlantarealtormoms]

@@dailyamperes yes! I agree.