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The Perfect Property Podcast: An Atlanta Real Estate Guide

The Perfect Property Podcast: An Atlanta Real Estate Guide

Written by: Juli St George
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Everything you need to know about Atlanta Real Estate. Drawing from vast industry experience in Atlanta and around the world, Acclaimed Real Estate professional Juli St George presents practical real estate education for the first time home buyer, seller looking to net the most profit and for the seasoned investor. Learn tips and tricks of the trade you need to expertly execute any and every real estate transaction and come out on top. Listen to Juli's network of industry professionals and get real world examples and advice for buying, selling and investing in Atlanta GA. The information on this podcast relates to real estate in GA.© 2026 The Perfect Property Podcast: An Atlanta Real Estate Guide Economics Personal Finance
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  • Super Storms - Is your property Built to Last?
    Jan 1 2026

    Guest: George Siegal
    Topic: Helping Homebuyers Make Smarter, Safer Decisions in the age of Super Storms

    🧑‍🏫 About Our Guest

    George Siegal is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, former TV journalist, and the founder of Move the World Films. George is dedicated to creating films and content that address critical issues around housing, resilience, and system failures—with a goal of helping people make informed decisions before it’s too late. His powerful film Built to Last: Buyer Beware is currently airing on public television stations across the U.S. and is the foundation of his mission: to educate buyers and renters about hidden housing risks.

    George is also the host of the Homeowners Be Aware podcast and has presented at leading conferences like the ASFPM Annual National Conference, Climate Action NOW, and more.

    🎧 In This Episode

    We sit down with George Siegal to explore his mission to help people make smarter, safer decisions about where they live. George shares his experiences as a filmmaker uncovering critical issues in the housing industry—and the often-hidden risks that homeowners and renters face.

    For Listeners who like to watch George's film:

    Click this link: movetheworldfilms.gumroad.com/l/kaywco

    Passcode to watch for FREE: PERFECTPROPERTY


    We discuss:

    • The inspiration behind Built to Last: Buyer Beware
    • Common dangers homebuyers and renters overlook
    • Real-world stories of system failures and their consequences
    • How communities can be better educated on home safety and risk
    • What homeowners can do before making a purchase decision

    📧 Email George: movetheworldfilms@gmail.com

    🌐 Website: https://speakerhub.com/speaker/george-siegal

    📘 Facebook: facebook.com/movetheworldfilms

    🔗 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/george-siegal

    📽️ Featured Work

    🎬 Built to Last: Buyer Beware — A must-see documentary for anyone buying or renting a home
    🎙️ Homeowners Be Aware — George's podcast focused on housing safety and awareness

    💬 Quote from the Episode

    “I help people make smarter, safer decisions about where they live—before it’s too late.” — George Siegal


    📢 Know someone who's buying a home soon? Share this episode with them! Review, Rate and Subscribe to our little Podcast!

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    34 mins
  • Bats in the Attic: How to Handle Them Safely, Legally, and Without Panic
    Oct 20 2025

    Bats are one of the most misunderstood animals that homeowners encounter — and when they show up in your attic, most people aren’t sure what to do next. In this episode, we’re breaking down the facts, the fears, and the legal do’s and don’ts of dealing with bats in Georgia homes.

    We’re joined by two experts who bring unique perspectives to the conversation. First, Katrina Morris from the GA Department of Natural Resources- a wildlife ecologist explains the role bats play in the environment, why they’re often unfairly feared, and how they’re impacted by habitat loss. Then we hear from Ian Williams from Rollins, a humane exclusion specialist walks us through how bats get into homes, what the removal process really looks like, and how to prevent future intrusions — without harming these protected animals.

    If you’ve ever had a bat in your attic, or want to know how to protect your home while still respecting local wildlife, this episode is a must-listen.

    In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

    From our Bat Ecology Expert:

    • What species of bats are most common in the Atlanta area
    • Which bats are endangered or protected in Georgia
    • The truth about bats and rabies — how common is it really?
    • How bats behave at night and what they’re doing while we sleep
    • The ecological benefits of bats, including mosquito control and pollination
    • Why bats sometimes end up in homes and how habitat loss contributes
    • What homeowners should know about roosting behavior during maternity season
    • Whether bat houses are effective in our region — and how to install them safely

    From our Bat Exclusion Specialist:

    • How bats typically enter homes and the most common entry points
    • Signs and sounds that may indicate a bat problem in your attic
    • What humane exclusion looks like and why DIY removal can be risky
    • Legal restrictions around bat removal in Georgia — including maternity season
    • How professionals handle guano cleanup, odor, and contamination safely
    • Best practices for bat-proofing your home and sealing up potential access points
    • The long-term risks of ignoring a bat colony in your home
    • Real-world stories from Atlanta-area bat removals — and what homeowners can learn
    • How to take a proactive, respectful approach to prevention and conservation

    Why It Matters:

    As urban development increases and natural habitats disappear, bats are finding new places to roost — including your home! While they play a critical role in controlling insect populations and supporting local ecosystems, bats in your attic - or bedroom- can pose health and structural concerns if not handled properly.

    This episode provides practical guidance for homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals who want to better understand how to protect properties without harming protected wildlife. It’s a conversation about safety, science, and smart homeownership — all in one.

    For a PDF about Bats in your home, try this link: http://bit.ly/43322FX

    Don’t Miss:

    • The most common bat myths (and the real facts behind them)
    • Tips for identifying a bat issue early — before it becomes a problem
    • Advice on legal compliance, cleanup, and long-term prevention
    • Presented by The Perfect Property Real Estate Team
      Helping you protect what matters — from your property value to your peace of mind.


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    39 mins
  • Termite Invasion: What every Homeowner in the South Must Know Before it's Too Late.
    Sep 30 2025


    Termites may be small, but the damage they can do to your home is anything but minor. In this episode, we’re diving deep underground (literally!) to explore what every homeowner in Atlanta—and across the Southeast—needs to know about termite behavior, prevention, and treatment.

    We’re joined by top termite experts who break down the science and strategy behind keeping your home safe. Whether you're buying, selling, or just protecting your current investment, this episode is packed with must-know tips and surprising truths that could save you thousands.

    🔍 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

    • The most common termite species in Georgia and how their behavior differs.
    • How a termite colony works: meet the queen, the workers, and the soldiers!
    • The truth about how fast termites can cause structural damage.
    • What makes your home irresistible to termites—and how to change that.
    • The difference between flying ants and termite swarmers (don’t get them confused!)
    • How Georgia’s humid, rainy seasons impact termite activity.
    • What natural predators (if any) help control termite populations.
    • Why some building materials and construction techniques can deter infestations.

    From the Expert Exterminator:

    Our second expert guest focuses on detection, prevention, and treatment options every homeowner should consider:

    • The #1 sign that termites may already be in your home
    • Termite inspection vs. treatment: what's the difference and why it matters
    • How baiting systems compare to traditional liquid treatments
    • Strategies for homes with past infestations vs. prevention for new builds
    • The most vulnerable areas of a home (and how to reinforce them)
    • Whether or not termite damage is covered by homeowners insurance (spoiler: it often isn’t)

    Surprising Fact of the Episode:

    Did you know that a single termite queen can live for decades and produce thousands of offspring every single day?

    Why This Episode Matters:

    Termites cause over $5 billion in property damage every year—and most of it isn’t covered by insurance. This episode gives you the knowledge to recognize warning signs early, choose the right protection strategy, and avoid costly repairs.

    Whether you're a new homeowner, seasoned investor, or just termite-curious, this is one episode you can’t afford to miss!

    Don’t Miss:

    ✔️ Tips for protecting your home during peak termite season
    ✔️ The truth about so-called “termite-proof” materials
    ✔️ Pro advice on long-term exclusion and maintenance

    Listen now and share with a friend or neighbor—you might just save their home, too!

    🔗 Links & Resources: http://bit.ly/4nwenKd

    • Connect with our expert guests
    • Termite prevention checklist (downloadable PDF)
    • More episodes on home maintenance and property protection

    Brought to you by:

    The Perfect Property Real Estate Team
    Helping you find—and protect—your perfect place to call home.

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    54 mins
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