You decide...Which house should I go for?

[Mary_From_Georgia]

Originally Posted by tangomonster

They all look nice.

I live in Gwinnett County and think there's more amenities there, such as in Grayson, than Covington or Conyers, but that may just be my bias....

Actually, I think I'm going to agree with you. I was in Grayson for the first time just last night. It really looks like a suburb there. The strip malls are very well manicured. I have my agent looking in that area more as well.

Any recommendations on where to target...or avoid?

[starter82]

Originally Posted by Want2retire

And my agency wonders why I wouldn't move to the D.C. area for one GS grade! I wouldn't live there for all the tea in China.

It's not that bad, but I wouldn't do it either! I wouldn't mind all the tea in China though (or China itself for that matter).

[Rambler]

I don't like the ones on Chandler bluff, from the outside. However, not my call.

I think you need to consider a few things: 1) what you need, 2) what you want, prioritized (incl FIRE), and 3) which of those needs and wants you can afford, and in which combinations.

Sorry to throw the ball "back-atcha", but you gotta figure out what you need and what is important to you...we can't do that...even if we can be a bit of a sounding board...

R

[dessert]

Originally Posted by Mary_From_Georgia

Candid feedback is welcomed.....
Atlanta Georgia Real Estate: Metro Brokers/GMAC - Property Details

Mary this is the one because it is "waterfront property". I can't believe that it is such a low price but I am not from there and not familiar with the area. The Lake should provide you with many opportunities for recreation especially if you have children. Another reason is that it will always have good resale value and should sell quickly. I would jump on that one.
I also have "reverse sticker shock at that price".