I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@Elliot-Ivan The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
Hey there Steve! I uploaded three videos about getting to know the Greater Knoxville Area going over the map and different places! Let me know what you thinking! They're labeled "Get to Know"
You missed the best place to live in TN...The Tri-Cities. Everything great about TN...and none of the tourists and artificially high prices. When you mentioned retiring on Pigeon Forge...you lost me. Pigeon Forge/Sevierville is a parking lot!
Thanks for your input! I can totally agree with you, but I chose to live here - even before I retired & I love it here! Believe it or not I've actually already helped 3 couples retire here in 2023. A lot of folks really like to be near the attractions & national park. Pigeon forge is within a days drive of 80% of the population of the entire US - so very often they get more visits from the grand kids being a convenient & fun place! I love the tri-cities as well!
@@tonyb.5768 I don't spend a ton of time out that far East - but I would definitely say Bristol in my opinion. Bristol Motor Speedway has more going on than just the Nascar race. They have all sorts of cool events for motor junkies of all sorts and even concerts too. Love Bristol! Johnson City is more of a college town (where Kenny Chesney went to college. ETSU) and Kingsport I would just about consider Kentucky. Which is awesome cause you can double dip in both tax systems ;)
I have a great Realtor friend that works in Johnson City & would love to help you find the perfect home! Just text me your information and I can have them give you a call! 865-264-0517
These communities are unaffordable for most retirees. Can you please list affordable places in TN to retire? Most retirees are not rich. Most retirees have only a fraction of their working years' salaries. The average retiree benefit is around 40K a year. The most important thing for retirees is good medical care and nursing homes. It is better for most retirees to rent rather than buy. Are there affordable rentals for retirees in Tennessee?
Believe it or not, I have the scoop on several affordable places like this - just a little outside of the eye of the storm. I wouldn't suggest anyone to rent - you throw away money & pay someone else's mortgage when you do that. You can always do a HELOC and get that money back out of your house you own. You cannot do that with rent money, you might as well light it on fire. I'd love to talk more in depth with you on how I can help! Feel free to give me a call or text so I can get your best tailored fit! 865-264-0517
Maryville is full, traffic cannot support the newbys. Don’t pick Blount Co. Pigeon Forge, Sevierville, and Gatlinburg are madhouses for crowds. Just keep that in mind.
I would say Nashville has a lot more traffic than we do around here. I agree that just about every city in the USA has a shortage of inventory. I've lived in Sevier county for 15 years now, I don't personally think it's a mad house - especially if you know the back roads - but thank you for sharing your opinions!
@@lorismith5369 great insight! So as a realtor I cannot cover crime rates 😢 it’s considered “steering” or discriminatory towards certain areas. BUT - if you give me a call … I can go over that in much more detail 😉 865-264-0517
🙈 Thank you for the feedback. I'm an expert realtor - but an amateur video editor. I'll try to make my videos in the future have quieter music. I appreciate you! 🙏
I really like Chatt! It's kind of a mixture of Georgia & Tennessee in my opinion. It also has the Ashville NC & Austin TX kind of feel. You're also pretty convenient driving to other major cities! But I have to admit, Knoxville is definitely more my style personally.
I'm always open to talk more about places you all would like me too! Always open to suggestions! ^_^ These were just the best in my opinion. Of course I live on the East Side of TN - so it's where my area of expertise is.
@@lucyhood-thesmokymountaint4494We visited there last year. What a fun place for grandkids to come and visit! We would love to live near there! (Except for the bears. Ha!)
@@scrapbookaholic I love it! We have a family of 5 bears or so that live on our property and surprisingly they don't really bother us too bad. Just have to keep your trash and food put away. Give me a shout next time y'all are in town and I can get you some discounts on attractions around town! Prices have trended down around here, if they drop interest rates in Q3 like they're planning to - it'll be a great time to get a low price and a low interest rate here in the Smokies ^_^ Don't be a stranger!
Hey Jeffrey! Just shoot me a text! 865-264-0517 My email is heavily defended so sometimes new emails go to junk - best way to get ahold of me is by phone.
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@Elliot-Ivan That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@@FlorentGulliver My advisor is VICTORIA CARMEN SANTAELLA;
You can look her up online
@@Elliot-Ivan The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
Especially when your video is about relocating, it would be good to show a map to help us know where you’re talking about.
Absolutely! I guess I just figured people would just google maps the four cities I mentioned. Thank you for the input!
I would love to go over a map with you at a Buyer Consult?
Hey there Steve! I uploaded three videos about getting to know the Greater Knoxville Area going over the map and different places! Let me know what you thinking! They're labeled "Get to Know"
You missed the best place to live in TN...The Tri-Cities. Everything great about TN...and none of the tourists and artificially high prices. When you mentioned retiring on Pigeon Forge...you lost me. Pigeon Forge/Sevierville is a parking lot!
Thanks for your input! I can totally agree with you, but I chose to live here - even before I retired & I love it here! Believe it or not I've actually already helped 3 couples retire here in 2023. A lot of folks really like to be near the attractions & national park. Pigeon forge is within a days drive of 80% of the population of the entire US - so very often they get more visits from the grand kids being a convenient & fun place! I love the tri-cities as well!
What city is the best in the tri city area looking in that area thx.
@@tonyb.5768 I don't spend a ton of time out that far East - but I would definitely say Bristol in my opinion. Bristol Motor Speedway has more going on than just the Nascar race. They have all sorts of cool events for motor junkies of all sorts and even concerts too. Love Bristol! Johnson City is more of a college town (where Kenny Chesney went to college. ETSU) and Kingsport I would just about consider Kentucky. Which is awesome cause you can double dip in both tax systems ;)
I have a great Realtor friend that works in Johnson City & would love to help you find the perfect home! Just text me your information and I can have them give you a call! 865-264-0517
Sooooo, you want to ruin the nice area you live by encouraging thousands of Leftist morons to come move in huh... You might wish to rethink that.
These communities are unaffordable for most retirees. Can you please list affordable places in TN to retire? Most retirees are not rich. Most retirees have only a fraction of their working years' salaries. The average retiree benefit is around 40K a year. The most important thing for retirees is good medical care and nursing homes. It is better for most retirees to rent rather than buy. Are there affordable rentals for retirees in Tennessee?
Believe it or not, I have the scoop on several affordable places like this - just a little outside of the eye of the storm. I wouldn't suggest anyone to rent - you throw away money & pay someone else's mortgage when you do that. You can always do a HELOC and get that money back out of your house you own. You cannot do that with rent money, you might as well light it on fire. I'd love to talk more in depth with you on how I can help! Feel free to give me a call or text so I can get your best tailored fit! 865-264-0517
Maryville is full, traffic cannot support the newbys. Don’t pick Blount Co. Pigeon Forge, Sevierville, and Gatlinburg are madhouses for crowds. Just keep that in mind.
I would say Nashville has a lot more traffic than we do around here. I agree that just about every city in the USA has a shortage of inventory. I've lived in Sevier county for 15 years now, I don't personally think it's a mad house - especially if you know the back roads - but thank you for sharing your opinions!
Where is the best place for medical care and low crime
There’s lots of places that check those boxes! What else is important to your lifestyle?
Maybe, Lucy will do a video on this. We share the same interest!
@@lorismith5369 great insight! So as a realtor I cannot cover crime rates 😢 it’s considered “steering” or discriminatory towards certain areas. BUT - if you give me a call … I can go over that in much more detail 😉 865-264-0517
Couldn't hear you over the music.
🙈 Thank you for the feedback. I'm an expert realtor - but an amateur video editor. I'll try to make my videos in the future have quieter music. I appreciate you! 🙏
What are your thoughts on Chattanooga? We're checking out some land there over memorial day weekend.
I really like Chatt! It's kind of a mixture of Georgia & Tennessee in my opinion. It also has the Ashville NC & Austin TX kind of feel. You're also pretty convenient driving to other major cities! But I have to admit, Knoxville is definitely more my style personally.
Was this the Best Places to Live in East Tennessee.Lots of beautiful places in all of Tennessee.
I'm always open to talk more about places you all would like me too! Always open to suggestions! ^_^ These were just the best in my opinion. Of course I live on the East Side of TN - so it's where my area of expertise is.
the best place to retire is 10 minutes from your grandchildren
I agree, wholeheartedly! ❤❤❤
Are you serious! Pigeon Forge is crazy.
I mean. I live here and I think it’s awesome. We’re the youngest couple in our neighborhood. Every one else is retired
@@lucyhood-thesmokymountaint4494We visited there last year. What a fun place for grandkids to come and visit! We would love to live near there! (Except for the bears. Ha!)
@@scrapbookaholic I love it! We have a family of 5 bears or so that live on our property and surprisingly they don't really bother us too bad. Just have to keep your trash and food put away. Give me a shout next time y'all are in town and I can get you some discounts on attractions around town! Prices have trended down around here, if they drop interest rates in Q3 like they're planning to - it'll be a great time to get a low price and a low interest rate here in the Smokies ^_^ Don't be a stranger!
Lisa send me your email looking to relocate to that area
Hey Jeffrey! Just shoot me a text! 865-264-0517
My email is heavily defended so sometimes new emails go to junk - best way to get ahold of me is by phone.