Residential and Commercial Title

07/07/2021

Check out where the the greater-Nashville area falls in this line up!

Sales are slowing down as home prices rise, but these areas still hold promise for investors looking to flip properties quickly.

07/06/2021

Rates persist near historic lows: the average rate for the benchmark 30-year fixed mortgage is 3.07, the average rate you’ll pay for a 15-year fixed mortgage is 2.39 percent, and the average 5/1 ARM [...]

06/23/2021

Check out these stats about the real estate market reported by NAR economist Lawrence Yun.

06/21/2021

Food for thought!

06/20/2021

Happy Father's Day!

06/18/2021

History of Peay Park as written by Oscar Brooks on March 12, 1985.

The Goodlettsville Men’s Club, working in the interest of all of Goodlettsville’s needs, was reminded by
Kenneth Johnson, after consulting with others, that a park for the community was needed. This was in
the spring of 1951 and the club voted to buy 11 acres from Jesse Peay and started what has been since
that time Peay Memorial Park. The cost of the property was $11,000.00. Mr. W.C. Moncrief, Sr. was
instrumental in securing a small triangular piece of property from Bill Franklin at the north side of the
Peay Property extending east well up the north side of the Peay land into Dickerson Pike. Adding this to
the Peay land gave room for development of lots on both sides of what is now Peay Memorial Drive.
These lots were sold at auction by Fred Ramsey and brought approximately the amount that was paid
for the entire acreage. The community center was erected in 1953, including a kitchen and a room for
the town library. The house afforded a meeting place for all clubs and organizations in the community.
A voting precinct was established here in 1954.

06/18/2021

As a buyer, what would your top priorities be when purchasing a new home?

A new survey reveals how COVID-19 has shaped home shoppers' desires—and what they're willing to sacrifice.

06/17/2021

"Vacation home sales rose by 16% in 2020 from the year before, outpacing overall growth in existing-home sales last year which was 5.6%, according to a report from the National Association of Realtors."

It's not just puppies and sourdough starter. Another thing that spiked during the pandemic: the purchase of vacation homes.

06/14/2021

A little motivation on this sunny Monday 🌞

06/11/2021

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06/11/2021

What do you think about this?

In this competitive market buyers are going above and beyond to bid on homes, but one recent offer was unlike the rest.

06/09/2021

Time for that mid-week pick-me-up!