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Buckhead Home Loans

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Buckhead Home Loans

A southeast region mortgage lender based in Atlanta, GA, Buckhead Home Loans is committed to finding our client's the right mortgage product for their needs. Whether you are looking to refinance or are a first-time home buyer looking for a home loan, we have a full line of mortgage programs to meet your needs.

With Buckhead Home Loans you get the customized, personal service you deserve as well as competitive interest rates and reasonable closing costs. Contact us today. Hide

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9755 Dogwood Rd, #250, Roswell, GA 30075 (404) 303-7411 http://www.buckheadhomeloans.com/

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When it comes to major home renovations, what improvements/fixes produce the best ROI?

Robert Johnson of Southern Home Improvement, LLC ^PRO answered:

Nov 29, 2016

The short answer is the percentage of ROI varies by region but, kitchen and bathroom upgrades including new cabinets and countertops always top the list. From there it depends a lot on the house, it's ... read more

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What are the most cost effective things I can do to improve my home's energy efficiency?

Reggie Danage of I.P.O. Windows Direct ^PRO answered:

Mar 25, 2016

Windows and doors are the largest culprit in lost of energy efficiency. It may not be the cheapest option but will provide you with the largest impact.

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