Most buyers and sellers in Kennesaw assume the attorney line on their closing statement is optional or local custom. It isn't. Georgia law puts a licensed attorney or the lender in charge of your closing whenever a loan is involved, and a separate rule means even a cash sale needs an attorney to prepare the deed. Here's where that cost fits into your plans and who actually picks the attorney.

Most Kennesaw and Acworth buyers have never heard of EPA Zone 2, but it is the reason so many Cobb County homes test above the radon safety threshold. Before you waive an inspection or list your home as-is, here is what a radon test actually costs, what the results mean, and how to negotiate if the number comes back high.

Thinking about listing in Kennesaw this year? Before you pick a number, see what the 2026 data says about days on market, price cuts, and how much room buyers actually have to negotiate, plus the five-step process for getting your price right the first time.