Join Peggy Slappey Properties and EMC Homes on Tuesday, August 22nd at Laurel Cove in Hoschton, GA for a fun-filled agent luncheon. We will spoil you with a delicious lunch from Chicken Salad Chick and enter you to win a day away at Chateau Elan Spa. You’ll also be the first to preview EMC’s brand-new floor plans and tour homes ready for a quick move. Agents who attend will be eligible to receive a 5% agent commission*! The event begins at 11:30am and continues until 1:30pm.
Biggest Incentives Ever at Laurel Cove
If you have a buyer interested in the Hoschton area, this is the time to introduce them to Laurel Cove. EMC is now offering up to $25,000* in buyer incentives for contracts written
The Orchard at Mill Creek, a fantastic Gwinnett County community, is ideally located less than two miles from award-winning Mill Creek High School! There are just 44 home sites in the community, which is tree-filled with gentle, rolling hills and private, wooded back yards.
This is the sought-after Hamilton Mill area, convenient to I-85, The Mall of Georgia, and Chateau Elan. The Orchard at Mill Creek is not only perfect for families with school age children, but also for those who like to be close to great restaurants, shopping centers, and entertainment opportunities.
Two beautiful new homes are available now in The Orchard at Mill Creek. Both feature great, open-concept layouts with big, island kitchens, spacious living rooms
Is a quick move-in home right for you? A “quick move-in” is a real estate term used to describe new construction that is complete or nearly complete, allowing for an accelerated closing date compared to building new from the ground, up. There are great benefits involved if you find one that checks off your must-have list.
No Waiting Period
There is no seller with a move-out time frame, and you will not wait the 6-10 months that it takes to build. The builder wants to sell as quickly as possible, and quick move-in homes allow for closing in as little as 30 days. For cash buyers, it could be even faster. Some custom home builders may even allow buyers to make final design selections if the home is not yet fully complete.
