All Forum Posts by: Georgui Kasaev

@Nick Edgington Hello, good question. UGA campus is fairly spread out around Athens. There is the main campus downtown. There is the vet school on the east side there is also a medical campus of prince ave. Students rent near all those. they rent apartments, houses by the room, and entire houses. Most of them will live with roommates. There are some laws on the books about more than two unrelated adults living in one home but I suggest you look those up since it's been a while since I have. Happy to chat with you if you need to you can find my contact info on my page or message me and I will shoot you my number. 

Ask for Dan Moore at American Pride Bank. 706-201-7320. Have had a great experience with him. 

@Joseph Vaughn Glad to have you here. Welcome the BP community is a strong one. I am a realtor here in Athens. I follow the fix and flip model. If I can help you out with anything please let me know. @Ceaneh Alexis I would be more than happy to talk to you about areas of Athens Ga. DM me, let me know how I can best help you. 

@Ronnie Galindo hello there. Agent and investor here in Athens Ga. Speak Spanish, Russian and English. Let me know if there is anything I can do for you. 

@Andy Park Welcome! Good Question. If you have never seen leases and or other agreements then you may want to run them by your attorney. The good news is that you most likely are going to use an attorney to close the deal. If you are then you can ask them if they would be willing to also take a look at the leases and other paper works as part of the transaction if they say no, call attorneys until one says yes. Hope this helps. 

Hi Janet! I am a Realtor and investor. I will send you a message. Would love to connect. 

@Jill Jay Welcome, Athens is a great place to invest. The, no more than two unrelated adults under the same roof regulation, is surely a thing to consider. But don't let this deter you too much. The closer you get to UGA main campus the harder the competition for housing. If you can find something off-market in that area it would be a great cash-flowing property. Not so much if you find it on the MLS. However, the thing to consider is the current low interest rates and the fact that you are trying to buy your first residence. Sometimes your first property does not need to be a home run just enough to cover your mortgage and get you started. Also, don't forget there are other campuses in Athens than the main downtown UGA campus. Try looking at the East Side of Athens close to the newish vetschool. Hope this helps.

@Monti Bailey Great question. Before I became an investor and then a Realtor I spent quite a while in the construction business. That is what lit the fire of investing in me. 

@Sean Delagrange Welcome! And congratulations. Lenders usually give you a pre-approval rate that is subject to change all the way up to the day that you send in a binding agreement after that they will start working on your actual rate. In my experience, there is nothing that says you have to use the lender that gave you an approval. Obviously, check your agreement with the lender. I use Dustin Picket a lot don't think I am able to leave his contact info in this reply. So if you'd like to message me and I will provide it to you. Happy for you! Hope this helps. 

@Joy McDonald Yes you can. You have to have an agent who is willing to set you up as an unlicensed assistant and give you corresponding access to their MLS. However, there is not one MLS that covers the whole state. Good luck!