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Why do I choose to do real estate?
Whether it’s work-related or personal, we all yearn for those moments in life when we realize, “Ah, ha! This is why I do what I do…” It’s one of those moments when you are so involved that you can feel it in your fingertips and in your toes, […]

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Less than an hour from downtown Nashville, you’ll find what you’d believe to be a sleepy little town called Dickson. It’s okay. Being from Nashville, I used to think so, too……………until I heard all the buzz.

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I am a transplant from Orange County, California. My husband and I and our 2 daughters moved the Nashville area about 3 years ago. I sometimes wonder what I am doing here in the Smokey Mountain state, then do something crazy like vacation in Florida and it all […]

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Well it looks like winter’s here to stay in Middle Tennessee so I thought it fitting to try and help out with the bills. So here are some tips that I hope save you some chips.

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Blogarama

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For many people, the answer varies. One person may choose a Realtor based on a recommendation from a friend or co-worker while another person may choose a Realtor based on which company they are affiliated with or even something as simple as stumbling across his/her website.

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The Nashville economy enjoys a consistently low unemployment rate, a broadening and talented work force, recent job growth, and moderate to low taxes for businesses and residents. While music, entertainments, and tourism top the list as the most well-known sources of revenue, Nashville is also a leader in other industries such as health care, […]

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Imagine being only minutes from the city, yet surrounded by peaceful tree-lined streets, scenic views, and one of the safest neighborhoods in Nashville… this is Belle Meade. With a median income of over $144,000, Belle Meade is considered Nashville’s most affluent community.
You know you are in Belle Meade when you notice the […]

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Originally called Fort Nashborough after the Revolutionary War General Francis Nash, the Nashville area was settled around 1779 on the Cumberland River. The area was renamed Nashville in 1784. Soon after in 1796, Tennessee was the 16th state to join the Union. The Tennessee name is derived from a Cherokee variant of […]

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