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If you’re not a nugget, can you choose to be a 6 piece chicken wings?

When citizens have the loyalty for the leaders over over of their country then that is about to fall, ask the Kurdish for this one

Morganton, Blairsville and Young Harris are where I am looking.

Trump but I really like to see Polk County Florida Sheriff Grady Judd to be president

You need to do a video about Cartersville.

Hey Tim or as I should call you for now on Hot tamale 😂 this video was hilarious! Me and Dee still watch.

Trump!!!!!

Lots of n Georgia asshats in the comments

I live in Cleveland Ga. It is the most beautiful peaceful place on earth ❤

Go somewhere else....it's getting too crowded with illegals.....

Selling this Texan on coming to Georgia. 😂

Don't forget the peaches and grapes.

Please don’t move to flowery branch there are too many people now and the price for housing is too high now

According to ChatGPT, the average age of a Blairsville resident is 49 years old. I would think we would need to discuss more senior services than schools.

Hey Tim, enjoy the video's, thanks. Hope you can add some smaller cabins to the mix in the future.

It’s paradise. I wish everywhere could be like it

Is it hard to get a job in blue ridge ?

Do you have any videos on Dalton?

Mountain talk. Moonshiners and bootleggers are still alive in these here hills😊

Go Dawgs. Go Jackets.

I had to survive the 1993 blizzard that we had with drifts that was up to 10 feet deep on top of the 3 feet of snow. We was getting around just fine 3 days after it started snowing.

Handgun hunters also exist in North Georgia because i happen to be one.

is there anything you have actually done yourself in cleveland??? i have been here 20 years and it sux..... quit trying to sell a house in meth town usa

And there bulidìng a Publix in Jasper Gerorgia

Well, we’re getting the Publix by Home Depot now! I love my Dahlonega.

Those of us that may live in the area wish you would shut your pie hole. The reason it's a nice area is because 300K people don't live here. If you want that go over to Gwinnnet and Forsyth you can have all the people you want.

I love Biguns BBQ and Talking Rock seems like an incredible place to live.

We don't want you here,..sorry if that sounds inhospitable,..but we don't need you here,..cuz we're un for-sis-ti-cated K?,..bye bye,..Glad to here you love it here,..bless your heart

There's another smaller IGA grocery store and you should really mention Jumping Goat Coffee Roasters and Tasting room. Great coffee, awesome view, and Mead tasting, not far from NoFo.

I'm interested in moving to Dade County & Trenton, particularly in the Rising Fawn area. Can you do more content and cover this area please? Love your content! New subscriber.

I appreciate your honesty. It’s very helpful. My husband and I are in Central Florida, retired, and considering a move to Georgia.

It’s b. s. that people drive slower. Tourists drive slower but natives drive faster and often recklessly (passing on curvy roads with double yellow lines). Due to lack of police there isn’t any speed enforcement on most roads.

I watched a yt video about all the gangs and gang activity/crimes in Georgia. It seemed pretty scary. Some videos say some towns are safe, and videos say the same towns are not. What is the crime rate and overall safety like in n Georgia? How soon do police respond? What about 911 emergencies? Is there a reasonable response and enough resources for the citizen population? When you say north Georgia, is this both the west side and the east side? Thank you for your time!!

I live in Atlanta and recently purchased a second home in Fannin County. I love it!!! People are freindly and it is quiet. I spend haf the week there. Neighbors came by proactively to welcome me in. I'm from Minnesota so I am 100 percent used to being the sole minority. I could care less what others think.

Thank you for this information you say your not about that Trump mess from what my ears just heard you through a dab out please correct your words from one of your followers

Great info Tim, thanks.

Atlanta is in NORTH GA, I live like 1 hour northwest from there!

Just keep the blacks out and everything will be OK.

North Georgia is WAAAYYYYYY overpriced, from land (especially) to houses. Unless you want a small house on 1/16th acre with an 18x18 storage unit (called a "garage" but no vehicle is going to fit in there, so they will end up parked on the driveway), and it's just 10 feet apart from the neighbor's house, you should count on a range of $600K-$850K on average. And while the rest of the overpriced states may be experiencing a crash, Georgia is where rich people from California, Texas, and New York are moving to, with 100% CASH offers that will outbid anyone else else (they will even forego the inspections or other conditionals). 95% of vacant land is owned by investors, with only about 10% of them in-state, and they are asking ridiculous prices. ($75K an acre, for example, for property they paid $10-12K an acre to buy. And if you overpay for land, a bank will only let you use the actual value towards a construction loan too, so keep that in mind. Nearly all neighborhoods are HOA's with architectural committees that are dictatorships. They will blacklist cheaper builders too, so if it's a gated community, expect them to REQUIRE a high-end custom home builder. Deed restrictive communities (which have reasonable design and size requirements but no HOA telling you what you can and can't do) and are few and far between. And there's a company that buys up huge tracts, builds roads and runs utilities, then sends out the "Mountain Land" flyers. They sell all the good lots to out-of-state (or even out-of-country) investors and what's left is mostly unbuildable crap. So those places end up having all these lots with no one building on them, and the ones that do are for weekend rentals (PARTY!). I don't understand the N. GA governments either. All these investment properties mean MINIMAL tax revenues. If they made those investors pay near FULL taxes on the lots (as though there was a comparable average size home on it), they'd actually sell it to people who wanted to RESIDE there. That in turn would bring in more tax revenue and more businesses. (A Publix or Kroger will only get built if there's a lot of F/T residents living there.). By allowing these properties to sit unbuilt and vacant, all it does it keep the areas overall poor with everything old and falling apart, while rich people live on big estates. It's common sense. Get these communities to BUILD OUT on the lots they intended, and your county has more money. Sorry to vent, but I've been looking for 10+ years, and I can truly tell you every issue and HIDDEN PROBLEMS (assessments coming, EPA restrictions on building, etc.) with almost every region and community in N. GA.

Internet speeds are hit and miss. While there are fiber lines running all along the main state roads, they haven't really pushed into anywhere other than gated communities or along those state roads. Most of North Georgia internet connectivity is cable based, and has max speeds of 100-Mbps. In the rural areas (and even some gated communities like Sharp Mountain), they only have ADSL (speeds of about 30-Mbps). Be wary of realtors claiming cable when they really mean Dish and DirectTV (it connects with a cable, right?). Finding out what speed a home or property is also difficult. Windstream/Kinetic can tell you that you have fiber when they don't even serve that neighborhood in actuality, and Etc and TDS have poor maps as well. And the official GA broadband maps are horrible and entirely unreliable and meaningless. In some places, you can use T-Mobile or other cell providers for internet, but it's really sparse in the beautiful wooded areas (no cell towers). And in a lot of North GA communities, internet connectivity seems to be the last thing they care about, since most of the homes are second/weekend homes for the Atlanta rich, and they intentionally want a break from the internet. Of course, now we have the option of StarLink, for 80-100+ Mbps speed.

Great info! Thanks Tim 😊

You gave me all the reasons for moving to north Georgia!😊 Retired...healthy, hiking gal doesn't need much!

This is such a great overview! Thanks for the info!

I'm a retired, single gal looking to move to north Georgia. I've done lots of hiking in most of the north and love it! Do you cover the Blairsville area? Yes, I prefer a small, "country" feel. I am also looking for a cowboy to hike with😂

You dont want to move to North Georgia. It sucks so much i hate it. I wish i never moved here and want to get out. Its been a horrible nightmare thats never ending!!! Think really hard before you want to move.😢

The average house in Cobb county is 400k to 500 k, the average is brought down by extremes. In some areas you are looking at an average of 600-800k like in north Fulton, those numbers are deceiving. If someone was to leave Tennessee and come here, they will be sadly disappointed. GA has a higher median income per capita and much higher gdp than Tennessee. I find that hard to believe that it’s “cheaper” than Tennessee . The highest gdp contributors on the eastern seaboard are NY, Pennsylvania,GA, and FL

Dude left out a lot of key differences, besides mountain and the Appalachian valleys, an obvious is GA has an Atlantic Coast, barrier islands,major swamps, and a fall line to name a few. Georgia has 4 distinct topographical regions. The piedmont fall line is the shift to the coastal flat plains in South Georgia, and a coastline of 100 miles isn’t exactly small or the smallest . The entire state of GA is on East Coast time zone, where as only the far east of Tennessee shares east coast time. GA has higher population density, and a population of over 11 million people, while Tennessee is just over 7 million, this is critical. GA is less conservative than Tennessee as a whole, and is the 6th most diverse state in terms of ethnicity tied with Florida. The state is strategically located, and operates as a nexus to the northeast corridor, the gulf, Florida and the Great Lakes by air or its extensive interstate network. This includes I-95, 85, 20,75 . GA overall is a lot more urban/suburban than Tennessee ; with some rural areas which can be a negative to some people who prefer less people, and that is increasing every year due to growth/development. Both have their pros though.

Wanting to buy up north...I've lived in Newnan for almost 30 years and is turning into Atlanta. Additionaly, I love all the hiking up north and am tired of the insane traffic trying to get there! Definitely thinking Cleveland, Jefferson, Ellijay, or Jasper?!? Any recommendations for a retired, single gal? Oh, love Mount Yonah!

I have lived in Cave Spring, Ga. all my life. My mother was a school teacher at Georgia School For The Deaf for over 30yrs. and now the school after my mother retired has less than 100 students. Two years ago the Floyd County Board Of Education closed our Elementary school and just recently in 2024 United Community Bank closed the Cave Spring branch. If you love Floyd County I would stay in Rome, Ga. But be careful Rome is trying so hard now to become more Liberal and less conservative. Moving from Cave Spring to Rome was the best thing that has ever happened to me. Cave Spring with no Education and bank in their community the town will slowly die and if Georgia School For Deaf closes for good in the future the town will eventually become a dead town. I always thought the city of Cave Spring owned the property where our school was I found out I was wrong. I read the local news paper and the article it self sated that the Cave Spring city coucil had to pay the Floyd County Board Of Education 60,000 dollars for the former school and property. If you want to live in Georgia find a place you are comfortable with and live there for a while, to see if you like it. Just do not live in a small town where there is no education for your children and no local bank to start a checking account with. I really think other communities in the state of Georgia want to see the city of Cave Spring slowly dying. Well, where ever you live I hope you are happy there.

Another great video...good to know what we'll need to do from our end. And the Buyer/Broker Agreement is good info as well. Cheers.