Tori McGee Holistic Real Estate

06/18/2026

06/17/2026

A healthy home conversation can go far beyond square footage and finishes.

Sometimes it’s about air quality. Sometimes it’s mold concerns, healthier materials, natural design, inspections, or creating a home that simply feels better to live in.

You don’t need all the answers — and you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Part of my role is helping connect people with valuable resources, trusted professionals, and conversations that support wellbeing at home. Reach out anytime. 🏡✨

06/17/2026

One of many reasons why I do what I do

In 2018, when we realized we were dealing with toxic mold in our parsonage, someone privately slipped me the phone number of another LCMS pastor's wife who had already lived our story. I don't even remember who gave me her number, but her advice, direction, and encouragement were invaluable to my family.

Now people approach me for the same thing.

After I speak with people on the phone, I always bombard their inbox with links. Some are places to gain education. Some are places to find community. Other links are resources for testing. I share trusted professionals if I'm familiar with their work or have a trusted friend who vouches for their professional services. I'm going to link a lot of these resources in the comments below. I hope that they are helpful to you. Please share them with people seeking resources.

06/16/2026

Not every page is meant to be read at once.

This month’s WellnessRE™ Magazine is about living well in the chapter you’re in — while creating space for what’s still ahead. 🌿📖

06/15/2026

Blue zone 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

06/15/2026

We’re seeing a major shift in how homes are being designed and built — and it all starts with nature. 🌿

From wood that stores carbon, to biobased materials like h**p, cork, bamboo, and mycelium, the future of design is moving away from sterile, high-emission materials and back toward something more human, breathable, and connected to the earth.

In this month’s WellnessRE Magazine, Cassy West shares a deeper look at “Building with Nature” — and why materials like timber aren’t just sustainable, but also support healthier living through better air quality, reduced stress, and more balanced indoor environments.

It’s not just a design trend — it’s a shift toward homes that feel better to live in.

If you’d like to read the full article and explore this month’s WellnessRE Magazine, send me a message anytime. 📩🏡🌿

As a wellness-focused REALTOR®, I help people look beyond finishes and focus on what a home is actually made of — because materials matter for how you live, breathe, and feel in your space. 🌿🏡 Let’s connect.

06/15/2026

“Well, maybe it’s a good thing to have a little bit of a quiet life.” — Roald Dahl

06/11/2026

Don't toss batteries in the trash or with recyclables. Improperly disposing of batteries can lead to fires.

Batteries can be recycled for free at any of the 3 County Recycling Centers (Tolbert St, Old Atlanta, Coal Mountain) though they do require proper preparation for safety. To learn more see https://www.keepforsythcountybeautiful.org/recycling-centers

Thank you for recycling right and recycling safely!

06/11/2026

Check this out 💚💚

New Expert Guest Episode!

Most families don't think about mold until it is destroying their health. This episode is about making sure that never happens to yours.

Cristina Greenfield spent 15 years as a commercial attorney before mold turned her world upside down. What she built on the other side is something this industry has been missing, a real bridge between what homeowners know and what the professionals know.

Because that gap is costing families their health.

We cover how to build mold free from the ground up, what to look for before you sign with a builder, remediation red flags most families never catch, and why what you know before you buy or build matters more than anything else.

You do not need a perfect home to protect your family. You need the right information.

New episode is live. Link in comments.