BLOGS

Carpet in the Bathroom: Dealbreaker or Not? | Middle TN Realtor
Carpet in the Bathroom: Dealbreaker or Are We Being Dramatic? An honest, slightly dramatic look at one of the most questionable home features you'll encounter while house hunting in Middle Tennessee. Let's set the scene. You're touring a house in Middle Tennessee. The kitchen is cute. The living roo

Old Hickory Village Neighborhood Guide
Historic charm, front porches, local businesses—and a community with a story If you're reading my Living in Old Hickory, TN guide, there's a good chance Old Hickory Village caught your attention. And I get it. Old Hickory Village feels different. You have older homes, mature trees, sidewalks, porche

Living in Old Hickory, TN: A Local Guide to Lake Life, Neighborhoods & Homes
If you're thinking about moving to Old Hickory, Tennessee, don't just look at the house. Look at the life you'll be living around it. Old Hickory has a personality. It's historic without feeling like a museum. It's close enough to Nashville to enjoy the city, but far enough away that you can still r

Buying New Construction in Middle Tennessee: 10 Questions to Ask Before Signing a Builder Contract
New construction is attractive for obvious reasons. New systems. Modern layouts. Updated finishes. Potential builder incentives. But buying from a builder is different from buying a resale home. Before signing a contract, understand the complete deal. 1. Who Represents You? The sales representative

Mount Juliet vs. Hendersonville: Which Nashville Suburb Fits Your Lifestyle?
By Keri Potter | REALTOR® with Epique Realty If you’re moving to Middle Tennessee, there’s a good chance Mount Juliet and Hendersonville have both made your list. And I can see why. Both offer suburban living outside Nashville, access to Old Hickory Lake, established neighborhoods, and a variety of

Old Hickory Lake Home Buying Guide: What Buyers Should Consider Beyond the Water View
Buying near Old Hickory Lake can offer a completely different version of Middle Tennessee living. The water. Boating. Views. Outdoor recreation. But a lake-oriented purchase should involve more than falling in love with the scenery. Start with What “Lake Living” Means to You Not every buyer wants th

Moving to Nashville? How to Choose the Right Middle Tennessee Community Before You Choose the House
One of the biggest mistakes relocation buyers can make is starting with houses before understanding the communities. You find a beautiful property online. It fits the budget. The photos look perfect. Then you realize the commute, neighborhood, lot, or everyday routine does not fit the life you were
