Selling your Kennesaw home in 2026? Here's how the $250,000/$500,000 exclusion works, what Georgia actually taxes, and how rising values change your number.

Pricing your Kennesaw home in 2026? Here's what the market data says, how a CMA works, and what strategies get homes sold close to asking in Cobb County.

Move-up buyers in Kennesaw face the same question every time: do you sell first and risk a gap, make a contingency offer and risk getting kicked out, or take on a bridge loan and carry two mortgages? In 2026's more balanced Cobb County market, the answer isn't the same for everyone — but the framework is. Here's how each path works, and how to pick yours.

If you're buying or selling a home in Kennesaw or Marietta, closing costs are one of the biggest surprises at the table — unless you know what to expect. Georgia has its own rules: an intangible recording tax, required attorney closings, and a Real Estate Transfer Tax. Here's a line-by-line breakdown of exactly what each side pays.