@Isabelle Lapsley unless you have a reason to go to Augusta some of the areas Christian mentioned in Mass might be a good match for your goals.

Appreciate any local or investor insights—especially from CSRA or Augusta-area landlords who’ve rehabbed newer “unfinished build” listings.

Hey Shameka, My name is Jordan Riner and I work with Sherman and Hemstreet in Augusta, GA.

I have a property manager with high standards and a listing has been active for months because he won't compromise on his requirements. I'm looking to take over the management and looking for comments on other members...

I'm selling my house, I did a contract with a realtor & his brokerage firm at the end of August, a month later, out of the blue he informs me that his firm is doing a merge with another broker and we needed to sign a "transfer".

@Giovanni Rodriguez Welcome to the Augusta market!

We've helped a few investors purchase in Augusta this year for STR and it works well if you choose the right location and the right property. 

I just bought my first Investment piece in Augusta, GA - 3000sqft- 6 rooms - 3.5 bath (was sold as a 4 bed/2.5 bath) currently in the process of Renovating and certainly don't want to wait until I am completely finished to start filling rooms.

I live here in the Atlanta area and I heard that Augusta Georgia is a great place to invest.

In Georgia, there are some cities beyond Orlando that are showing promise: places like Savannah which has logistics growth + tourism + relatively lower entry prices, Athens with the University of Georgia driving stable demand, Augusta which has been growing in rentals and value, Macon which is still more affordable and showing rising interest for long-term rentals, and suburbs of Atlanta like Duluth and Smyrna which are getting spillover demand from people priced out of the core.