On this week's episode of Go Gaddis Real Estate Radio, we feature St Ives Country Club in our neighborhood spotlight. We also discuss predictions for 2023 and if we are headed to a housing crash.

This week, Cleve talks about how closing delays affect the progress of the sale. Also the Old Fourth Ward Distillery in Atlanta is scheduled to be sold in February.

Let's talk about increasing HOA fee and the responsibilities of the association, whether it is run by a management company or the homeowners in the community.

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This week on the podcast, Cleve Gaddis and Tammie Slay discuss the changes in the Metro Atlanta real estate market over the last month. Then they talk about rock climbing experiences across Atlanta. Finally, they talk about Atlas Chalet roofing shingles and the recall.

This week's episode we cover the real estate market update for the last 7 days in the Metro Atlanta area. We also discuss the uniqueness of Atlanta neighborhoods and where to find the information about appliance recalls.

2023 is here and that means predictions come with it. This week's episode of Go Gaddis Real Estate Radio, Cleve talks about the rate predictions of the experts for the year. With tax season upon us, a listener asked us, "Can you use your tax refund to purchase a home?"

This week's neighborhood spotlight features Champions Run in Suwanee, Georgia. We also answer some first time buyer questions. Finally, we discuss a potential ban near the Atlanta Beltline.

Do you know if your ejector pump is an issue in your home? Cleve will help you figure it out! Are you purchasing a home and the seller didn't disclose an insurance claim on the house you are purchasing.

This week's episode covers the real estate update for the Metro Atlanta area for the last 7 days. Some interesting facts about Martin Luther King Jr. you might not know. Finally, we discuss how much you should be saving for a down payment for your first home.

Everyone's biggest fear right now is a housing crash like that of 2008, is that what we experienced in 2022, no but we did experience a downfall unlike those of the past. See what Cleve Gaddis has to say about the Housing Market Downfall of 2022