by James Crawford | Apr 14, 2020 | Featured, Home Buyer Info, Home Seller Info
For a decade now, we’ve been getting a significant amount of business from out-of-town buyers. During the Nashville boom, people were moving here from both coasts and major market cities like Chicago, San Diego, and Denver. Showing property for absent buyers...
by Stephanie Crawford | Mar 24, 2020 | External Videos, Featured, Home Buyer Info, Home Seller Info, Nashville News, Our Newsletter, Videos
What Will Happen With The Market? Of course, we don’t have a crystal ball, but all indicators point to a full recovery for the real estate sector in Middle Tennessee once the virus has settled. In order for values to fall, we would need to see a fundamental...
by James Crawford | Feb 3, 2020 | Featured, Nashville Market Stats
If you want to hear a dozen different opinions on what the Nashville market will do in 2020, just ask twelve different people. Predictions about any market are a little bit like soothsaying – even the people with the correct answer may arrive at it in a...
by Stephanie Crawford | Dec 6, 2019 | Featured, Home Buyer Info, Home Seller Info
Wondering about the escrow process when buying a home in Nashville? As a buyer or seller, you might be surprised to learn that you don’t usually need to do much. Often your agent, or sometimes your lender, will get the ball rolling for you. WHAT IS ESCROW?...
by Stephanie Crawford | Dec 3, 2019 | Featured, Home Buyer Info
Some of the most challenging things about buying a home is the mortgage process. A lender can run a credit report and grant a quick basic pre-qualification letter in a matter of hours, but full-on loan approval will be contingent on your gathering a lot of paperwork....
by James Crawford | Nov 14, 2019 | Featured, Home Buyer Info
Everyone wants to win in negotiations, but sometimes, when a new listing hits the market at a sweet spot, a bidding war might be the outcome. Below are several ways to strengthen an offer to make it more attractive to the seller and their agent should you find...