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Planning to buy an investment property is an exciting … and serious venture. For most, no matter how logical and analytical the investment property search begins, the further you get into the process, the more “emotional” the decisions become. While buying an investment property certainly makes sense for some, be sure to consider the following before making the big decision:

Research, Research, Research

Finding the perfect physical property is just the tip of the iceberg. Research on everything from the demographics, schools, and new projects around you are just as important for the future value of the property. In a fast growing place like Middle Tennessee, researching the future of the surrounding area is crucial for any investment. Consider

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The Gulch, the small but mighty community just south of downtown, is one of Nashville’s most popular urban neighborhoods. A Cinderella Story of sorts, this once industrial area housing a railroad terminal now features towering condominiums, some of the city’s best restaurants, and unique shops and music venues, making it the perfect place for urbanites to live, work, and play. Read more below, or watch our Local’s Guide video for a quick review of the area!

With its upscale and trendy vibe, The Gulch is packed with things to do. Residents of the many high-rise condos enjoy living in this highly desirable and walkable neighborhood. There is an abundance of unique shops and a wide range of dining options from Southern fare to haute cuisine to

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Meticulously maintained home. Remarkable in so many ways. Light, bright, and layered with updates. You’ll love the open floor plan, downstairs master, hardwoods upstairs and down, 2 bonus room, ensuite baths, new neutral paint, high ceilings, media room, basement storage, main level garage – all make for a great house. But the backyard…..seriously. This is a dream!

Known for it is picturesque main street, historical attractions, antique shops and lively music scene, Franklin (fondly known as “Small Town, USA”) was voted the number one small town in Tennessee.

Main Street in downtown Franklin bustles with southern hospitality, historic preservation, and modern sophistication. There, you can catch an outstanding performance or screening at the

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Tennessee’s lush, often forested greenways are a system of both natural and maintained trails that connect residents to their jobs, schools, shopping, cultural centers, and entertainment—all without the use of cars or busses. 

A growing body of evidence suggests that communities that are supported by these beautiful walking and biking trails are in higher demand, which bolsters property values. Because the people of Tennessee have had such positive responses to local governments strengthening the greenway system, there has been a boom of trail-oriented development. Available homes near greenways can move quickly, but you don’t have to be directly on a greenway to take advantage of the positive health and environmental benefits they offer!

The

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Moving into a new home is an exciting time, but can be a complicated process. You may be done with the paperwork and have your keys in hand, but if you’re not organized and efficient in your packing and unpacking, your move may not be as smooth as you hoped. Use these tips to be sure the move to your new home is headache free!

MAKE A SUPPLIES LIST

You probably know everything that you’ll need for your move, but take the time to write it down before you head out to shop. During such a highly stressful time, an extra trip to the store can feel like a real inconvenience, so save yourself the aggravation and prepare a list.

Suggested Packing Supplies:

  • Clean, strong boxes (in which case choosing used is okay)
  • Plain packing paper (skip newspaper;
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Enjoy the Franklin lifestyle in this beautiful brick & stone 4 bedroom Home on a cul-de-sac in sought-after Chestnut Bend! Only 1.4 miles to downtown Franklin! Custom closets, plantation shutters, master bedroom & laundry up, convenient mudroom, built-ins & storage! 3-car side entry garage, patio, covered front porch & irrigation system, community pool & walking trails, too!

Known for it is picturesque main street, historical attractions, antique shops and lively music scene, Franklin (fondly known as “Small Town, USA”) was voted the number one small town in Tennessee.

Main Street in downtown Franklin bustles with southern hospitality, historic preservation, and modern sophistication. There, you can catch an outstanding performance or screening at

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As we head into the end of summer, we’re gearing up for a busy month! Live on the Green is back as in other local favorites such as the Williamson County Fair and the Tomato Art Fest! New festivals are also popping up so make sure to mark your calendars and prepare yourself for a whole lot of fun!

August 3-11: Williamson County Fair
Ag Expo Park | Franklin

Enjoy the last days of summer at the Williamson County Fair! From traditional food and attractions to entertainment and competitions, this family-friendly event is beloved by all! This year, they’ve added a number of new attractions including dinosaur exhibits, the Matterhorn ride, and more!

August 9, 16, 23, and 30th- September 1: Live on the Green
Public Square Park | Nashville

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Starter homes are becoming increasingly popular due to the number of young adults moving into the housing market – primarily as first-time homeowners and buyers. Due to their size, such properties typically carry significantly lower price tags than median-priced homes and may be perfect for buyers looking to keep their costs down, according to Trulia. However, with the demand so great, starter homes typically spend very time on the market and often attract multiple bidders.

Digging into the numbers
Research shows the challenges shoppers fixed on lower-priced housing options are likely to encounter. Through the end of the first quarter of the year, starter homes made up just 22.4 percent of listings, down from the previous 22.8 percent on both a

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Usually, by the time you schedule a home inspection, you’re at least halfway in love with a house. You’ve walked through it many times, and you’ve likely made note of any concerns you have regarding the home’s condition. The inspection is the last hurdle separating you from the house of your dreams, so it’s only natural for you to want it to go well.

Ultimately, though, you really don’t want a home that doesn’t pass the most rigorous inspection. Hire an impartial inspector who has no loyalties to anyone involved except you. The most qualified home inspectors do cost more than one you might find by happenstance, but when you compare this cost to the overall investment you’ll be making in this new home, it becomes clear that this is not the moment for

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612 Hillsboro Road is a stunning renovation of a classic Franklin ranch home! Built in 1959, the home was completely renovated and updated in 2017 and now boasts new lighting, flooring, kitchen, baths and more. One realtor who previewed the home said, “this is very Green Hills, something we don’t have enough of in Franklin. Absolutely beautiful!” New sidewalks on Hillsboro Road make the 1/2 mile walk to Five Points/downtown easy and enjoyable. The rare 1 acre in town lot is another special feature of this updated home.

Known for it is picturesque main street, historical attractions, antique shops and lively music scene, Franklin (fondly known as “Small Town, USA”) was voted the number one small town in Tennessee.

Main Street in downtown Franklin

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