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Supportive, Furnished Homes for Short-Term Stays in Northwest Georgia

When your living situation changes unexpectedly, finding the right place to stay can feel overwhelming. NWGA Housing helps individuals and families secure fully furnished homes for 30–180 day stays, offering a more comfortable and stable alternative to long-term hotel living.

Our goal is simple: help you find housing that supports your daily life while you navigate a temporary transition.

Who This Is For

We commonly help:

  • Families temporarily displaced from their homes

  • Individuals needing short-term housing during repairs or transitions

  • Guests seeking longer stays beyond hotel accommodations

  • Families who need space, privacy, and routine during a temporary move

If you’re unsure whether your situation fits, we encourage you to reach out.

Think this might be a fit?
The best way to explore options is to submit a housing request so we can understand your timeline, location, and household needs.

What We Offer

  • Fully furnished homes ready for move-in

  • 30–180 day stays depending on availability

  • Homes with kitchens, laundry, and living space

  • Options throughout Northwest Georgia

  • Quiet, residential settings designed for longer stays

Whether you’re displaced due to repairs, renovations, or other life changes, our housing options are designed to help you settle in with less stress.

How It Works

  1. Submit a Housing Request
    Tell us about your household size, timeline, location needs, and budget.

  2. We Review Availability
    Our team reviews current housing options that may fit your needs.

  3. We Follow Up With Options
    We’ll reach out to discuss available homes and next steps.

Submitting a housing request does not obligate you to book.

Ready to take the next step?
Submit a housing request and we’ll follow up with available options that fit your needs.

Insurance & Temporary Housing

In many situations, insurance policies may include coverage for temporary housing when a home becomes unlivable due to covered repairs or damage. This coverage is often referred to as Additional Living Expense (ALE) or Loss of Use and is intended to help households maintain a reasonable standard of living during displacement.

For families who need housing for more than a short period of time, a furnished home may be a more practical and comfortable option than a hotel, depending on the circumstances and policy terms.

Coverage and eligibility can vary by policy and situation, so we encourage households to communicate directly with their insurance carrier to understand what housing options may be available.

NWGA Housing’s role is to provide temporary housing placement and general guidance so families can explore livable housing options during a transition.

NWGA Housing does not act as a public adjuster and does not negotiate, interpret, or settle insurance claims.

If you’re displaced and unsure where to start, submitting a housing request allows us to review livable options during your transition.

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Temporary Housing FAQs for Displaced Families

  • NWGA Housing helps families and individuals find fully furnished, temporary housing for 30–180 days when they are displaced from their home due to repairs, damage, or other life disruptions. Our focus is on placing guests into safe, livable homes that better support daily life than long-term hotel stays.

  • We commonly assist:

    • Families displaced by fire, water, or storm damage

    • Homeowners undergoing major repairs or renovations

    • Insurance-related temporary housing placements

    • Traveling professionals or short-term relocations

    • Families needing extended stays beyond hotel accommodations

  • Most stays range from 30 to 180 days, depending on availability and individual needs. Shorter or longer stays may be possible in some cases.

  • Coverage depends on your individual policy and situation. Many policies include Additional Living Expense (ALE) or Loss of Use coverage intended to maintain a normal standard of living during displacement. We recommend discussing housing options directly with your insurance carrier.

  • Some homes are pet-friendly, while others are not. Pet availability depends on the specific property. Please include pet information when submitting your request so we can match you appropriately.

  • Our housing options are primarily located throughout Northwest Georgia, with placements based on availability and proximity to your displaced home, work, or school when possible.

  • In many cases, housing can be arranged within a Hours to a few days, depending on availability and move-in timing. Urgent situations are prioritized whenever possible.

  • Yes. All homes are fully furnished and move-in ready. This typically includes furniture, kitchen essentials, utilities, and internet, so families can settle in comfortably during their stay.

  • Unlike hotels, our homes offer:

    • Separate bedrooms

    • Full kitchens

    • Living and dining space

    • Laundry access

    • More privacy and stability

    This can make a significant difference for families displaced for more than a few weeks.

  • We provide housing placement and general guidance only. While we help families understand the temporary housing process and document their housing needs, NWGA Housing does not negotiate, adjust, or settle insurance claims.

  • Simply fill out our housing request form. Once submitted, our team will review your needs and reach out with available housing options that fit your timeline, location, and household size.

  • No. Submitting the form does not obligate you to book. It helps us understand your needs and determine what housing options may be available.

  • We understand timelines can shift. We work with guests to accommodate changes when possible, subject to availability and lease terms.

  • You can reach us directly through the contact form on our website, and a member of our team will follow up. Once you are assigned a Rep You will Be given their Contact information and they will be your main point of contact moving forward