15 Things People DON'T REALIZE About Moving to Atlanta, Ga

Here are 15 things people dont realize about moving to Atlanta Ga. In this video, we're talking about what its like moving to Atlanta Georgia and what you need to know if you plan on doing that. Many people move here every year, but I see some of the same mistakes ever time. When it comes to moving to Atlanta, there are a few things you need to watch out for. From safety and community, to home prices and taxes, we're going over all the commonly made mistakes. If you would like to know more about what it's like to move to Atlanta Ga, or are considering moving to any suburb of Atlanta Georgia, feel free to call or text me anytime!
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I have so many people contacting me who are moving to Atlanta Georgia and I ABSOLUTELY love it! If you’re moving or relocating here to Marietta, I can make that transition so much easier for you!!

Reach out day/nights/weekends whenever you want, I never stop working for you!

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[barbaraprescott]

Would love to seem more rural areas ( house where your neighbors are not close ) more back yard space or land .. been watching for over a year now

[AimfortheSKY]

I really love your content, been watching for about a year. Keep up the amazing work Victor!

[SCADx]

I grew up in Fayetteville since the early to mid 70s and I’ve seen a tremendous change in the last 50 years. I currently live on the northside near Roswell but had to move back to Fayetteville recently for about a year. Yes, Trillith is really nice and neighboring Peachtree City is nice but other than that, It’s a complete bore. It’s not easy to get into Atlanta from Fayetteville because there is no easy access to the highway-you have to work your way through rural backroads or 1, 000 red lights before you hit 75 or 85. I also have a dog and there was nowhere to take her. For the southside, It’s a diamond in the rough but I’m just so much happier to be back home now.

[seanpatterson]

grew up in Seattle, didn’t realize the rainfall comparison. Seattle has WAY more gray days, Atlanta days seem more sunny