Selling or leasing a house in the Atlanta metro
Yes, we buy houses and lease co-living homes across the Atlanta metro, in Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett and Clayton counties. We buy as-is, with no commissions and no fees to the seller, and we lease whole houses to housing partners near public transit.
How do we think about the Atlanta metro?
Atlanta is a metro of neighborhoods more than a single city center. Some parts sit close to rail. Others are suburban streets that depend on a bus or a car. The best fit for a house depends on the exact part of the metro it sits in.
Which counties do we cover?
- Fulton County. The city of Atlanta and communities around it.
- DeKalb County. East of the city, including Decatur.
- Cobb County. Northwest of the city, including Marietta.
- Gwinnett County. Northeast, including Lawrenceville.
- Clayton County. South of the city, near the airport.
What should sellers know about Georgia?
Georgia has its own rules on foreclosure, landlords and tenants, and probate. If you are behind, selling a rental or settling an estate, we explain the rules that apply to a Georgia house, and we suggest you ask a Georgia attorney about anything that affects you.
What should housing partners know?
MARTA runs rail and bus service in Fulton, DeKalb and Clayton counties, and Cobb and Gwinnett have their own local bus systems. We look for houses near a line your residents can reach on foot, and we talk through the route with partners before a lease.
Questions about Atlanta
More on the full FAQ.
Which Atlanta-area counties do you cover?
Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett and Clayton counties.
Do you only buy houses inside the city of Atlanta?
No. We cover the wider metro, including suburban communities in the five counties above.