This past week Nick focused on his follow up with his clients that he has been talking to. 

He had some great success contacting clients that he has been able to get in contact with in a while.  One is still considering a condo in Wellington Arms, the looked at in the low $200k. range.  Clients that are about a month away from getting serious about looking just under the $200k range.  He has also picked up new clients moving to the Nashville area from Alabama, Florida, Ohio, New Jersey and East Tennessee.  He is also working with first time homebuyers in the Murfreesboro area right around $225k.

He showed property last week to a client moving here from Florida.  She has narrowed her search down to the Mount Juliet/Hermitage/Old Hickory area. 

While Tennessee is typically known for its focus on traditional Southern values and culture as opposed to fine cuisine and high-end living, what most people don't realize is that there's a goldmine of under-priced luxury property just waiting to be sold to a smart buyer like yourself.

No matter what your budget, you'll be able to do better for yourself in Nashville, Tennessee on the same level of income than just about anywhere else in the US. This is thanks to the extremely low cost of living. Throughout Middle Tennessee you'll find many neighborhoods that stand as proof that cheap doesn't always mean poor, which is one reason why Nashville is one of the few cities in the country showing substantial economic growth.

However, don't feel like

Searching By School Zone

On e of the hardest parts about moving to a new city is finding the area that fits into your lifestyle, price range and provides all the elements of a community or area that you are looking for in your next home.

If you already know which school you want your children to attend, because you already have children at a particular school, or because your research has found that there is one school you think your kids would benefit from attending. If you do know the school, then this helps to narrow down your choices, and now you are just looking at homes that are located in your chosen school district.

If you take a look at the schools page, you'll find some useful links to the State of Tennessee and the education/school

Have you ever wondered how Nashville, Tennessee earned its moniker as Music City USA? What's so special about the music scene in Nashville that it warrants being capital of continental music culture? Haven't just as many musicians passed through cities like Las Vegas and New York?

Well, Tennessee has been known for some world-class fiddlin' all the way back since its roots in the 1700s, but it really started to earn recognition in 1824 when a hymnal, called Western Harmony, was published out of Nashville. The hymnal's popularity spread like wildfire, and set the scene for Nashville's later musical significance.

Fast forward to the late 1800s when what is now known as Ryman Auditorium first began to draw crowds. It quickly became one of the country's

Jennifer has two properties under contract one in West Nashville and one in the Adelicia set to close Friday!

She is currently working with a client looking to buy a condo in the Icon in downtown Nashville in the Gulch area. She is also working with clients from Ohio set to move in the few weeks! 

Jennifer is also working with a lot of clients from the California area, which is where Jennifer is from, so she is really utilizing her experience of living in Nashville and CA to help her clients get to understand the positive value of real estate in Nashville.

Renee Rathburn with The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Elite has really been busy working with Nashville home buyers and sellers.

Congratulations to the Anderson’s who closed on their first home in Spring Hill. I They are looking forward to moving in and enjoying the new neighborhood.
t was nice to meet the Owenby family and I look forward to working with them finding their next home in Nashville TN

Renee says according to figures provided by the Greater Nashville Association of REALTORS® there is 17.3 percent increase compared with closings in March of 2011. This is a significant increase and is a positive reflection in the consumer confidence when it comes to buying real estate in Nashville

“Though there are still significant economic