First, we’re so sorry for your loss. This can be a very challenging time for many reasons, and dealing with property ownership is tough at the best of times. You’re thinking, “I inherited a house, what to do with this house?” Should I rent it? Should I sell it?  How should I sell it? Tons of options open for you, but… … we can help. We’re seasoned investors in Nashville real estate, and we’re looking to buy several houses each month in the Nashville Tennessee area. Every month we get calls from those who have inherited a house and are looking to sell the house… so the info below ..read more

If you’ve gotten a foreclosure notice of default and want to know what the heck is going on, keep reading. Basically, a foreclosure notice of default is a document that has to be filed by a lender to start the process of foreclosure. The foreclosure notice of default must be sent to anyone who has an interest in the property (any other loans, lenders, or even contractors who are owed money for work done to a property will get a copy). The foreclosure notice of default must also be published in a newspaper and physically posted in a prominent place on the property itself. Although this can be ..read more

Behind on your mortgage? Read this article for a few tips on what you can to do prevent and avoid foreclosure When you fall behind on your mortgage payments on your Nashville home, it can feel like you’re drowning in debt. Even if you’re able to make your monthly payment, catching up on a past due balance can be an overwhelming challenge. There are a few options that can help you to avoid foreclosure in Nashville and maybe even keep your house, even if you’re seriously behind in payments. Lots of properties in Nashville have been lost to foreclosure, but there are many ways to avoid ..read more

Is it still a buyer’s market today in Nashville? As experts in the Nashville real estate market, we get asked this question a lot. The answer isn’t as simple as yes or no. The State of the Market for Buyers in Nashville Tennessee First off, it really depends on the property type and location. Single-family homes in great locations that are priced well have been flying off the shelves. There’s a lot of demand in the market for certain areas, while others can seem like ghost towns. Buyers are often looking for the same thing – good neighborhoods, access to transportation, shopping ..read more

Hiring a real estate agent in Nashville can be frustrating. So what are the steps on how to find a good real estate agent in Nashville? Many local large real estate brokers will spend thousands of dollars each month to ensure that their agents are the most visible, whether it be online, in the Yellow Pages, or by erecting giant billboards in the most trafficked sections of Nashville. However, the agents backed by the most promotion dollars aren’t always the best, and may not be a good fit for your circumstances. In today’s piece, we’re going to look at how you can find a good re ..read more

With millions of homes across the country going into foreclosure, it’s important for both buyers and mortgage holders to understand the process. So what is a pre-foreclosure in Nashville anyway? Many homeowners across America and Nashville are facing difficulties making their monthly mortgage payments. When a homeowner misses 3-6 months of mortgage payments, the lending institution will issue a warning, notifying the homeowner to pay or lose their home. This period is known as “pre-foreclosure.” Banks and mortgage lenders typically provide three months for the homeowner to ..read more

While the housing market is rebounding, many people in Nashville] are still struggling to make their mortgage payments. If you’re underwater on your home, or having trouble keeping up with your monthly mortgage payments, you could be fearful that your mortgage provider is going to foreclose. Thankfully, there are a number of things that you can do to avoid foreclosure in Nashville. It’s important to remember that moving quickly is absolutely paramount, and could save your credit rating and your home. So lets dive in on a couple quick tips on possibly how to avoid forec ..read more

Home ownership just isn’t what it was in the 1950’s. In the past, people would buy a home and live there for the rest of their lives, often passing it on to their family. Things have changed. Many first-time homebuyers are going into it with the attitude that they’ll sell when it’s time for a change. If you’re looking to sell your house, you could be frustrated. Despite the market trends in Nashville slowly shifting, it’s still very much a buyer’s market. With so much property available, you could find yourself waiting months or longer to get a fair price on your home. How To Se ..read more

If you’re wondering about the ins and outs of selling your home during a divorce in Nashville Tennessee… we’ll dive into the steps and things to look out for in this article. With over 50% of American marriages ending in divorce, many Nashville Tennessee residents are looking or advice for selling a home during a divorce. A home is one of the most valuable joint assets, and obviously cannot be divided without first liquidating. While a divorce is one of the most stressful and emotionally charged life events, it’s important to remain rational. There are several factors to conside ..read more

A recent study estimates that 47% of foreclosed properties are still occupied. When you first see that stat you may be surprised… but we’re not. What most people don’t realize is that banks aren’t in the business to own homes. They are in the business to loan people money. But when they have to foreclose on a house… the bank is forced to own the home until they’re able to sell it to get all or most of their money back. But, what they had found is that when a Nashville foreclosed house goes vacant… there is a much greater chance that the house will fall into disrepair.  Often times the ban ..read more