REALTOR Roundup

The lack of housing inventory across the nation continues to restrict the market and with a shortfall of 5.5 million homes in the U.S., a great option for many homeowners and potential buyers is looking into a renovation project.

In honor of Fair Housing month, I wanted to touch on right now, more than ever, how crucial it is to not only understand the Fair Housing laws that are put in place in our society but to truly believe and advocate for the right for all people to have equitable access to housing.

As a real estate professional, there are several reasons why you may want to serve the Hispanic market now. The most important reasons are due to the increasing Hispanic population, younger demographics, and buying power.

Dickson, Tennessee, located in the greater Nashville region, is not just an affordable option, but it’s also a wonderful place to live. I should know - I love living in Dickson. I moved to Dickson right out of college and raised my three children here. In my opinion, there is no better place to live than Dickson.

Let’s talk about investing. Even now, old school investing in property continues to be one of the best-proven options available. There are a few things to consider, but let’s just focus on my top three things I want you to consider: square footage, location, and rates vs rents.

After moving away from my family in 2019, it became apparent that a home isn’t always a physical place. A home can be people, a state of being, or a connection, and it’s a topic that I have thought about for years.

When one thinks of the "American Dream", owning your own home is often a huge aspect. Building your own wealth while living on your own terms sounds like a pretty successful life, right? This may be the best time for buyers to take it one step further and own a brand-new home.

As we put the insanity of the 2020 - 2022 real estate market further in our review mirror, it can be tough to tell just exactly what is going on out there at the moment. I get asked on a nearly daily basis from new and prospective clients if houses are still going in a single weekend, ending in multiple offers, or if buyers are finally getting “normal” contingencies. Buyers and sellers both are also wondering if the market is going to backslide, is now the right time to make a move, and what will Nashville real estate look like in a few years?