From the category archives:
It seems that every seller obsesses over square footage and bases every form of truth and goodness on what the tax record, an appraisal or a previous MLS listing shows their house to be. Using square footage as a primary pricing strategy could land you in a no-sale zone or build an unrealistic expectation for [...]
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I recently came across this video and had a great chuckle. Obviously, it’s out there in the web video world; so, why don’t we discuss its points. You’re going to find it, watch it and take it as the truth anyway if I don’t talk about it! Let me make it expediently clear, there [...]
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I love reading warning labels. One of my favorites is “For external use only” which has been spotted on numerous curling irons. Another favorite is on a child’s Halloween superman costume that says “Wearing of this garment does not enable you to fly.” Wouldn’t it be great if homes came with warning signs posted with [...]
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Today, I was driving through a small community outside of Nashville called Smithville and was brought to brake lights at the site of the oversignage at one of those check to cash credit places. In all, the small 1400 square foot home on a 50×100 lot had 44 signs on its grounds. An additional six [...]
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#4 in the 37216 Series. Intriguing Spots. Historically, neighborhoods east of Gallatin Road in 37206 and 37216 have brought better values. While Maplewood is on the west side of Gallatin, several homes closed briskly and for an impressive little dollar amount. With The Home Depot opening its doors in 2008, the neighboring homes have seen [...]
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We’ve all read the answers here on why homes don’t sell or get showings. It’s a “no duh” moment when people say (1) it’s priced too high, (2) it needs to be staged, (3) the location is bad, (4) it’s in poor condition. We all know that. Your problem here is you’re listed with someone [...]
The author of famous memoir The Glass Castle, and follow-up “true life novel” Half Broke Horses, Jeanette Walls, will be appearing tonight at Davis-Kidd booksellers in the Mall at Green Hills at 7:00.
Great job and congratulations to my friends Ernie Haase and Signature Sound on an amazing national anthem rendition at the September 5, 2010 Labor Day Atlanta NASCAR race, celebrating 50 years of that speedway. We’re proud that many of you call Nashville home!
Happy September! What a beautiful time of year to be out and about on your bicycle, for a ride with family or friends or a bit of alone time. Greenways in Nashville are growing, but in traffic or not, bicyclists should keep these tips in mind for safety while riding.
