Georgia, Investor, Real Estate, Tax Deed, Tax Lien |
Everyone’s out to make money, and investors want to squeeze every penny out of each investment. As with anything else in Real Estate, though, the cheapest up-front option may lead to delays or increased expenses down the road. No one is psychic, but it pays to...
Civil, Georgia, Real Estate |
When a couple has gone through a divorce in Georgia, two of the key issues addressed are marital property (including real estate) and marital debt (including mortgages). Domestic law helps guide Judges on determining which assets and debts are marital or separate, or...
Civil, Georgia, Investor, Layman, Real Estate, Tax Deed, Tax Lien |
If you’re going to a tax deed auction, ready to bid, then you’ve likely familiarized yourself with risks and benefits of tax deed investing in Georgia. You’ve researched the available properties to determine which are worth bidding on. You likely...
Georgia, Investor, Real Estate |
If you’re a Real Estate investor in Georgia, you’re faced with a lot of moving pieces. Do you have partners? Lenders? Multiple properties? Vacancies? Contractors? Depending on your risk preferences, working capital, and experience level, you probably...
Georgia, Investor, Real Estate, Tax Lien |
When considering purchasing a Tax Deed in Georgia, real estate investors are working “blind” in some respects. Because the investor doesn’t know which properties will still be up for auction on the actual auction day, and because the list fluctuates from month to...
Georgia, Investor, Real Estate, Uncategorized |
Having worked with Real Estate Agents for over 15 years, our attorneys have encountered just about every closing problem imaginable. Missing heirs, bad appraisals, qualification issues (for the buyer or the property). Getting a deal together, and keeping it...
Criminal Defense, DUI, Georgia, Marijuana |
Atlanta has passed, and Mayor Reed has now signed, an ordinance supposedly decriminalizing the possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. That’s great, right? Well, yes and no. The ordinance does not actually address the criminality/legality of possession...
