Monthly Archives: April 2018
What Is Going On In Chattanooga This Weekend
Once again the weekend has brought us glorious weather. Chattanooga, North Georgia and Alabama have a plethura of fun things to do this weekend. The trails are a little muddy from all the rain this week, so Sunday might be the better day for a hike or mountain bike ride. But not worries, there are... Read More
What Is Going On In Chattanooga This Weekend
The weekend has dawned warm and sunny with promise of better weather than our last two in Chattanooga. We are thrilled to be outdoors enjoying our wonderful spring weather while many of our sister cities are still shoveling out from the snow. If you are looking for fun this weekend in Chattanooga, you don’t... Read More
What Is Going On In Chattanooga This Weekend
What is going on in Chattanooga this weekend? So many fun things. And of course, since it is spring, it will be raining. But don’t let that slow you down. No matter what you are into (beer, live music, classic cars, arts, fairy tales…) there is something for you. Tonight, go here the iconic band,... Read More
The True Cost of Buying A House
Everyone loves to talk about real estate. Even before I got into real estate, I was obsessed with looking at homes and keeping track of the cost of homes in my city. To be honest, I have been obsessed with real estate since I rented my first home in college. The American pop culture is... Read More
What’s Going On In Chattanooga This Weekend
Chattanooga and the surrounding areas are on spring break this week. The streets have been filled with families enjoying all the city has to offer from the Aquarium, Imax and playground downtown to the Incline Railway and hikes around the top of Lookout Mountain. The city offers so much in the way of entertainment and... Read More
Tennessee Offers Funding for First Time Home Buyers
If you are buying your first home in Chattanooga right now, the state of Tennessee may have some extra money for you! You read that right… the state of Tennessee is willing to give you $15,000 if you are a first time home buyer and you buy a home in one of four area codes.... Read More