Williamson County, Tennessee is just a short drive south of Nashville and is well known for some of the most sought after neighborhoods. It is home to some of the most beautiful land and is mixed with fantastic shopping establishments.
Much of the area’s growth is attributed to high-performing schools, numerous restaurants, exclusive retail shops, recreational facilities, and of course it’s commitment to businesses.
One thing that makes this area so unique is the rich history, which has been intentionally well preserved. You will find many landmarks, historic homes, and monuments honoring the Civil War spread throughout Williamson County. Mixing the past with the present in a beautiful masterpiece is why many people desire to reside in towns like Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, Thompson’s Station, Spring Hill, and Fairview.
Williamson County ranked #2 in Tennessee for best school district. (Niche Rankings. December 2015)
#1 Williamson County healthiest county in Tennessee. (University of Wisconsin, March 2013)
Safest cities in Tennessee: #1 Brentwood, #3 Franklin, #5 Spring Hill (backgroundchecks.org, March 2016)
#3 Franklin in Tennessee for Millennial Job Seekers (NerdWallet, May 2015)
Buying and selling your home is a major event that you don’t have to face alone. As I always say, “We’re in this together.” That’s because when I partner with you to buy or sell your home, I’m fully invested in making it happen and getting you the very best deal. My passion is to walk with you as you make this important transition and to make it a highly enjoyable time in your life.
I’m driven daily to journey with you through every step of the process and I would love to earn the opportunity to put my experience and passionate drive to work for you in this next stage of your life. Whether you are a first-time home buyer, buying your next house, looking for investment properties, or relocating for your career advancement, I’m the local real estate expert that can help you get top value in Williamson County, TN.
Mortgage rates in Williamson County remained mostly steady this past month, at least partially due to the predictable July-August doldrum effect. When the summertime vacation schedules of Washington and Manhattan movers and shakers presages a slowdown in activity and economic reports, there is simply less going on that might affect the rate meter—in either direction.…
What are the most common changes in circumstances that send buyers out looking for homes for sale? What are the events that trigger typical prospects to comb through the Williamson County listings, contact Williamson County Realtors®, set out on house tours—and ultimately make the offer that results in the move to a new home? …
My 5-year Tesla Plan is fanciful, but based on what could be the situation some Williamson County renters can probably relate to. The imaginary 5-year Tesla Plan participant could be any gainfully employed Williamson County renter who has been living comfortably in a nice rental for the past few years. It’s either a comfortable home…
When the Williamson County weather turns sizzling, you might think that house showings might go better by holding off for milder weather. After all, as the mercury rises, energy levels tend to wilt, so prospective buyers willing to take on a big initiative—like lining up a new house—might seem to be in short supply. You…
The content the National Association of Realtors® publishes is usually staid and non-controversial. After all, what they put out there has to ring true for the real estate industry in every nook and cranny of the country: in communities large and small, coast to coast—from Podunk to Peoria, Manhattan to Williamson County. Real estate is,…
Last week there was another interest rate development—though it was a slightly whipsawed kind of development. Since mortgage interest rates are so important to the bottom line in all but all-cash Williamson County residential home sales, the direction rates are headed is something worth watching closely. Mortgage Rate Anticipation Last Wednesday was one of…
For any kind of Williamson County real estate activity—whether you are buying or selling; financing or refinancing; whether for your family residence or as an investment—there are at least two value estimation figures that determine how the Williamson County transaction is likely to fare. A Value Estimate The first is a value estimate that…
If you see the letters “PST!” in connection with selling a house in Williamson County, don’t think it’s someone whispering to get your attention (that would be spelled “psst!”). The PST! Factor The selling-a-house kind of “PST” isn’t something whispered by a black marketeer to keep an off-the-books deal under wraps. There’s no need…
An overstuffed curbside mailbox, blazing porch light at noon, or a pile of newspapers out there by your front door all indicate a couple of things Williamson County homeowners would do well to avoid. For burglars and housebreakers of all stripes, these are like lighted billboards announcing: • This Williamson County homeowner is off somewhere…
All of a sudden last month Williamson County readers might have come across a number of new articles dealing with the same topic: the problem young first time home buyers are encountering due to outstanding student loans. The target group is the millennials—everyone born between the early 1980s and 2000s. If you are one of…
Selling your Williamson County house is a lot easier when you have an experienced professional relieving you of the lion’s share of the work. I spend full time dealing with the ins and outs of marketing, dealing with qualified prospective buyers, and making sure the Tennessee and Williamson County technical requirements are met to the…
In the Terminator movies, a robot from the future (Arnold Schwarzenegger) hunts down the human heroine in order to change the future by altering the past. Although that’s actually the present. It’s complicated. Home Appraisals Although generally considered science fiction, the same thing is happening right now in the realm of Williamson County home…
