Cumming Forsyth County Flat Fee MLS

Cumming Forsyth County Flat Fee MLS Listing

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The Flat Fee Services on This Site are Provided by Dream Street Properties LLC,  Local Veteran Owned and Operated by Jim and Judy Crawford of Lawrenceville, GA

The State of Georgia is unique in that it has one MLS service that covers a large part of the state.

This is called the Georgia Multiple Listing Service (GAMLS)

GAMLS covers Cumming Forsyth County Flat Fee MLS and the extended greater Atlanta area all the way out to Rome, Cedartown, down to Newnan and over to Macon and back to Athens. Back up the I-85 corridor, the Georgia side of Lakes Hartwell and West Point, and most the North Georgia Counties.

The coverage includes Statesboro, Bulloch County, Milledgeville, Baldwin County, St. Marys, Camden County and Charlton County.

Most of the above companies charge 6 to 7% and do not do much more than we do for $199!

The good ones will give you weekly updates, print flyers, put on signs, lockboxes, show your home to unrepresented buyers and give you a local contact to feel good about.

Does paying several thousand dollars too much make you “Feel Good”? If you have the time to do it, you can save thousands on the listing and sale of your property.

Still Not Sure?

Jim Crawford.  770-513-1503

More About Forsyth County & Cumming Georgia

Dream Street Properties, LLC provides all real estate brokerage services including our Web Home Listing flat fee MLS listing service for the Cumming, Forsyth County Georgia Real Estate market.

Forsyth County was created in 1832 from parts of the original Cherokee Country. It was named for John Forsyth, Governor of Georgia from 1827-1829 and Secretary of State under Presidents Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren.

Cumming was established in 1834. The city is named for Colonel William Cumming of Augusta, a prominent lawyer.

Several Indian archaeological sites are located within Forsyth County. An Indian mound and village are located on Settendown Creek near the mouth of the Etowah River. Another Indian village is located near Sawnee Mountain on Big Creek.

Two places of historic note in Forsyth County are Pool’s Mill Covered Bridge and the Settles Home. One of the few remaining covered bridges in the country, Pool’s Mill is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Settles Home is considered to be the oldest home in the county and is under consideration to be listed as a historic landmark.

Much of the eastern side of the county lies on the shores of Lake Sidney Lanier, one of the busiest recreational bodies of water in the nation with 200 miles of shoreline. Created in the 1950s with the impoundment of the Chattahoochee River at Buford Dam, the lake has accelerated the growth of the county, as well as provided recreational enjoyment for many throughout north Georgia. The lake is home to Southern Bald Eagles and Peregrine Falcons, both endangered species.

Forsyth County has been ranked by the U.S. Census as the fastest growing county in Georgia.