Author Archive for Renita Davis
Renita Davis has been writing on housing, real estate and environmental topics for 15 years. With a focus on public relations, marketing and reporting documents, she works behind-the-scenes to produce award-winning copy for newsletters, speeches, advertorials, award entries and annual reports.
Website for Renita DavisHome Mortgage Questions Answered: Reverse Mortgages
With all the news about the nation’s credit crisis, Atlanta Real Estate Forum (AREF) brings you a series on the world of home mortgages. We’ve asked the experts at Five Star Mortgage about today’s best options for financing or refinancing your Atlanta home. In our first installment, Barbara Klonga, Five Star Mortgage’s expert on reverse [...]
Modern Atlanta Home Tour is last chance to see RainShine House
The Modern Atlanta Home Tour taking place May 16-17 will be the last chance for the public to tour Decatur’s distinctive RainShine House. The Southeast’s first modernist residence to achieve the LEED Platinum level, the RainShine house actually exceeded the highest level of green possible through the US Green Building Council’s LEED for Homes Pilot [...]
Flammer & Levinson Selected to Speak at IBS in Vegas
mRELEVANCE Managing Partners Carol Flammer, MIRM and Mitch Levinson, MIRM were selected by the National Association of Home Builders to speak on social media and Internet marketing at the 2009 International Builders’ Show in Las Vegas.
Flammer will discuss the effectiveness of social media outlets in selling homes and include tips for using social media sites [...]
Forsyth County Native Renovates Historic Property
Kudos to Daniel Fries Communities for restoring existing historic properties instead of knocking them down to build new ones! Dan Fries, a Forsyth County native, moved back to Cumming about five years ago and decided to restore the old “Corn” property in order to create opportunities for small and mid-sized businesses to own their own [...]
Atlanta income on the rise, but…
Atlanta’s per capita income increased 8% between 2000 and 2006, but growth lags behind the nation’s 15 fastest growing cities. At least it costs less to live here. (see previous story on Atlanta Real Estate Forum.)
That Atlanta Regional Commission recently released a Regional Snapshot on Income and Cost of Living in Metro Atlanta. While [...]
