Jessica Bragg, Realtor

06/18/2026

🟠 Have you spotted one of these orange ball buoys around Lake Hartwell and wondered why it’s there? 🟠

Over the years, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has identified areas around Lake Hartwell that can become submerged boating hazards when lake levels are below normal or at seasonal low levels.

To help keep boaters safe, the Corps places orange ball buoys near these hazards in high-traffic areas and primary navigation routes, such as channels leading to boat ramps and other commonly traveled waterways.

⚠️ A few important things to remember:
✔️ These buoys mark potential submerged hazards.
✔️ They are not shown on navigation charts like traditional shoal markers.
✔️ Boaters should avoid the immediate area surrounding these buoys.
✔️ Please do not tie off or moor to these buoys.

These markers are an important tool for helping everyone enjoy a safer day on the water. If you see one, use caution and give it plenty of room.

Stay safe and boat responsibly! 💙 For the sake of the lake!

06/17/2026

Looking for something to do? Explore Lake Hartwell! Rent a pontoon at Hartwell Light Marina off of exit 177 and make sure to dine at Tillys Tiki Bar while you are there!

💦 The Perfect Lake Hartwell Road Trip Itinerary 👇👇

06/17/2026

My new project AND workout for the next few days, weather permitting! I began tonight after the rain stopped. Thanks John Hays II!

Contact John Hays HAYS Property Services for all your concrete services!

If anyone else has any they need to dispose of, I'll take it!

06/16/2026

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06/15/2026

Where am I???

06/13/2026

This one is HOT!!! Link in comments.

🏡 Classic Brick Ranch Just Minutes From Town! 🏡

Looking for a home that combines convenience, charm, and lasting value? This well-maintained 3BR/2BA four-sided brick ranch may be exactly what you've been searching for!

✨ Features You'll Love:
✔️ Spacious living areas filled with natural light
✔️ Generously sized bedrooms
✔️ Durable four-sided brick construction
✔️ Attached carport for covered parking
✔️ Connected to city sewer
✔️ Mature shade trees and established landscaping
✔️ Large yard with room to garden, entertain, or simply relax

📍 Conveniently located near shopping, dining, schools, and medical facilities while still offering the comfort of an established neighborhood setting.
Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, looking to downsize, or searching for a smart investment opportunity, this property checks all the boxes.

📞 Don't miss your chance to make this charming brick ranch your next home. Schedule your showing today!

📲(706)244-3665

06/12/2026

📍 New Listing 📍 Take a look at this fantastic new property that just hit the market located at 751 Collier Road in Toccoa. Reach out here or at (706) 716-9687 for more information

Well maintained 4 sided brick 3BR/2BA home on public sewer! And can we talk about convenience!?! You're out of town but just minutes to town and amenities. Not to mention, HIGH SPEED FIBER INTERNET, isn't that what everyone wants!?! Outdoor storage and deck off the carport overlooking the backyar...

06/12/2026

New Listing now available in Toccoa Ga! Offered at $225k.

Don't miss your opportunity to be the new owner of this one!!! Contact Jordan Bragg @ 706-244-3665 if you are interested in a live view of this home.

For finance options, contact Tonya Jamison Hopper @ 706-491-5401 OR Clay Christy @ 706-878-6786.

For Sale: 3 bed, 2 bath $225,000. 751 Collier Road Toccoa, GA 30577

06/12/2026

People have been waiting for the housing crash for so long that some have accidentally priced themselves out waiting for it.

Think about that.

Someone who decided to "wait for prices to come down" a few years ago may have spent years sitting on the sidelines.

Meanwhile:

• Home prices increased in many markets
• Rents continued to rise
• Their down payment target got bigger
• And they missed out on years of principal paydown and potential appreciation

Now before someone jumps into the comments...Yes, some markets have softened.

And yes, real estate is local.

But that's very different from the national housing crash many people have been predicting for years.

In fact, most major housing forecasts are still projecting home prices to rise nationally, just at a much slower pace than we've seen in recent years.

The point isn't that everyone should buy a house tomorrow.

The point is that "waiting for the crash" isn't a strategy.

It's a gamble.

And every year that gamble doesn't pay off, it gets more expensive.

What's the longest you've heard someone say they're waiting for the housing market to crash?

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