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@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I was a Room Service server at Opryland Hotel for years, but I got a job as a Room Service server at Aria Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas strip, so I moved to Las Vegas
Susan, I’m 25 years old and I love your videos. I currently live in Texas but am looking to relocate to TN and I appreciate all the work you put in. These have saved me a lot of time and are super helpful!
You’re so kind to say that and I’m really glad to hear that you’re finding the videos helpful. As far as rental apartments go I don’t know much about that reach out to Nashville Apartment Locators and my friend Rachel attarian info@nashapartments.com
I remember when Mt. Juliet had a population of about 150 people. Long time ago. I also remember when Castle Heights was still a military school and when there was a Woolworth's Five and Dime on the square in downtown Lebanon.
Great memories - I remember them all as well, and had several friends who went to Castle Heights. I remember when Mount Juliet was named Belinda, City and was being developed by Fox Ridge homes!
Susan, you are 1 of only a handful of folks (connected to real estate) that I'd take any time listening to. You do great work, providing useful, practical information and sound advice. God bless you and yours. 🙏🏽😊
That is the kindest!! Thank you so much for your support… sometimes I wonder if I’m being helpful at all!! You made my day🤗 Please tell me, is there any topic or place you’d like us to highlight in Middle Tenn?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Hi. I'm happy that I had a part in helping to make your day better. To put things plainly, I haven't yet had the pleasure of even visiting Tennessee. I'm interested to know about smaller towns, no gated communities, with a decent sized lot (maybe up to an acre). I don't care for large cities at all - although I'm not against going into town for a show/concert once in a while. I really like music and I am a guitarist, but I also really enjoy peace and quiet - the rock 'till ya drop days are over for me. Clearly your focus is in and around Nashville. However, I'm willing to consider almost anywhere in the state after having some time to look and get a sense of the place. Thanks again for doing all you do.😊
@@WorldvsTruth well there are tons of options for small town liking I. tenn. When you get closer to a visit be sure to Reach out and I’ll be happy to make some suggestions for your tour around the atate
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 just looking at homes on Realtor. We like Jackson Hills but heard nothing was available. Is the town Greenlawn where to new high school was built?? Green Hill? My wife and I are anxious that we are going to have a hard time finding home come next year.
@@ONEILL0099 Green Hill Tennessee is an area near Hermitage. What will be available next year… who can say? Green Hill is in Wilson County- not to be confused with an area called Green Hills which is the major shopping area in Davidson County. Do you have someone doing a search for homes for you so you can start Comparing prices and amenities in real time?
Haha. I don’t actually believe I’m telling anyone to move here but if they’re doing the research I do want to give out information. And absolutely; don’t bring the problems you are running from to us! I couldn’t agree more
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 sorry I guess that sounded very ugly. But I see so many channels with realtors and others jumping on the move to Tennessee band wagon and it’s making things difficult in small towns. I know things evolve and change but things can sometimes move too fast .
@@mariannepalfy6674 I understand. No worries. As a native Nashvillian I do see the problems that have come with our growth in the last 10 years. I struggle always with the rights of property owners to sell for their highest dollar and affordability for locals- and work on both sides of the issue every day.
Great question and that will all depend on the age of the home, location, the degree of updates, lot size… but 350-600k (if brand new , all said and done) is a good rule of thumb today
We don’t have any property tax rate difference whether it’s a new home or it’s an existing home upon sale. Every four years Davidson County has a Property tax reappraisal, (other counties are at different intervals) When the house sells, the tax is based on the sales price. I hope that answers your 🙋♀️
OK don’t really know how to do that but I appreciate you watching! What do you offer an employer? How can you be an asset to their business? That's a great place to start--
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I am from India but I don't know how to come Nashville for work visa I do work everything like labour job dishwasher water's
@@shankey1587 I get it now. First suggestion- do research on green cards (how to get how to apply etc) also I'd suggest you change your "handle" Employers will check your social media and if you call yourself the middle finger that’s not a top notch Employee candidate tone you want to take for most employers
Moved to Mt Juliet in 1974 as a small child and I live in Mt. Juliet today. I HOPE TO BE ABLE TO ESCAPE MT. JULIET. Mt. Juliet is ruined and it's getting worse with each passing day. 1. the projects being approved by commissioners make no sense. I'm convinced there are serious kickbacks being paid by out-of-state "developers" to these commissioners. 2. TRAFFIC. It's awful. You are limited to 20 to 25 mph. The roads are bumper to bumper. Forget "clean air". You will ALWAYS have a vehicle in front of you. 3. the lakes Mt Juliet is connected to are way overcrowded. We don't even try to enjoy the lakes on the weekends. It's impossible. The political migration taking place in America is destroying the entire southeastern United States.
I'm sorry you are so unhappy with the progress of your hometown. I do understand that as a native NAshvillian myself ,I am not happy with all the change either. If you DO decide you know of a better place to live, I would be happy to assist you in getting top dollar with as little pain and frustration as possible in selling your home. I know families itching to. move and home inventory to purchase is small. Good news for you is, this progress will bring you good proceeds!
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I graduated from Mount Juliet High School. I live in Las Vegas now, but I loved Mount Juliet.
Wow what a difference Mt Juliet 👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻Vegas!
@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I was a Room Service server at Opryland Hotel for years, but I got a job as a Room Service server at Aria Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas strip, so I moved to Las Vegas
Susan, I’m 25 years old and I love your videos. I currently live in Texas but am looking to relocate to TN and I appreciate all the work you put in. These have saved me a lot of time and are super helpful!
And if you have any feedback on apartments, I’d love to hear it!
You’re so kind to say that and I’m really glad to hear that you’re finding the videos helpful.
As far as rental apartments go I don’t know much about that reach out to Nashville Apartment Locators and my friend Rachel attarian
info@nashapartments.com
I really want to move back to TN...and Mt. Juliet looks wonderful.
Well come on! We have room for jice people🤗
I remember when Mt. Juliet had a population of about 150 people. Long time ago. I also remember when Castle Heights was still a military school and when there was a Woolworth's Five and Dime on the square in downtown Lebanon.
Great memories - I remember them all as well, and had several friends who went to Castle Heights. I remember when Mount Juliet was named Belinda, City and was being developed by Fox Ridge homes!
Susan, you are 1 of only a handful of folks (connected to real estate) that I'd take any time listening to. You do great work, providing useful, practical information and sound advice. God bless you and yours. 🙏🏽😊
That is the kindest!! Thank you so much for your support… sometimes I wonder if I’m being helpful at all!! You made my day🤗
Please tell me, is there any topic or place you’d like us to highlight in Middle Tenn?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Hi. I'm happy that I had a part in helping to make your day better. To put things plainly, I haven't yet had the pleasure of even visiting Tennessee. I'm interested to know about smaller towns, no gated communities, with a decent sized lot (maybe up to an acre). I don't care for large cities at all - although I'm not against going into town for a show/concert once in a while. I really like music and I am a guitarist, but I also really enjoy peace and quiet - the rock 'till ya drop days are over for me. Clearly your focus is in and around Nashville. However, I'm willing to consider almost anywhere in the state after having some time to look and get a sense of the place. Thanks again for doing all you do.😊
@@WorldvsTruth well there are tons of options for small town liking I. tenn. When you get closer to a visit be sure to Reach out and I’ll be happy to make some suggestions for your tour around the atate
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 That sounds wonderful. I'll keep you updated.
Prices are absolutely insane.
Prices have risen throughout the area just as it has throughout the country in the last 18 months that’s for sure
You should try California… 😂
I like the train service. Wish other Nashville 'burbs had that feature. :-)
I agree; that is a very nice addition to the area.
Susan you look so cute in your white pants and blue blouse. I guess this was recorded last summer.
@Laura Salverson thank you! Yes, I believe it was in late July for this video and hot as blue blazes ( one of my mother’s favorite phrases!)😎😍
We will be there in August to decide between Hendersonville and Mt Juliet. Depends which is best for the kids
Fantastic!! Two very good choices especially if you want to be close to lake-life!! Are you looking at homes online now that meet your needs?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 just looking at homes on Realtor. We like Jackson Hills but heard nothing was available. Is the town Greenlawn where to new high school was built?? Green Hill? My wife and I are anxious that we are going to have a hard time finding home come next year.
@@ONEILL0099 Green Hill Tennessee is an area near Hermitage. What will be available next year… who can say? Green Hill is in Wilson County- not to be confused with an area called Green Hills which is the major shopping area in Davidson County.
Do you have someone doing a search for homes for you so you can start Comparing prices and amenities in real time?
@@melindaking3666 MJ IS AWESOME! Schools are the best
Stop telling everyone to move here. People think they want to leave behind problems but they just bring them with them
Haha. I don’t actually believe I’m telling anyone to move here but if they’re doing the research I do want to give out information. And absolutely; don’t bring the problems you are running from to us! I couldn’t agree more
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 sorry I guess that sounded very ugly. But I see so many channels with realtors and others jumping on the move to Tennessee band wagon and it’s making things difficult in small towns. I know things evolve and change but things can sometimes move too fast .
@@mariannepalfy6674 I understand. No worries. As a native Nashvillian I do see the problems that have come with our growth in the last 10 years. I struggle always with the rights of property owners to sell for their highest dollar and affordability for locals- and work on both sides of the issue every day.
I'm in Lebanon. I agree with you. All these dang people....... Ugh.....
Good information. Thank you 🙏
What is the price range for about 2500 SFT home now in Mount Juliet please?
Great question and that will all depend on the age of the home, location, the degree of updates, lot size… but 350-600k (if brand new , all said and done) is a good rule of thumb today
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Hi, looking to relocate in the next couple of months. What’s the tax rate on new construction?
We don’t have any property tax rate difference whether it’s a new home or it’s an existing home upon sale. Every four years Davidson County has a Property tax reappraisal, (other counties are at different intervals)
When the house sells, the tax is based on the sales price. I hope that answers your 🙋♀️
How long you been here in music 🎶 city 🤣🌆 USA
Hey Earl I’ve been here my entire life;
And you?
Can I live in leapers fork tn
If everybody comes it want be small town anymore
This is true!! But it certainly isn't for everyone!🤗
I need a job plz guide me
OK don’t really know how to do that but I appreciate you watching! What do you offer an employer? How can you be an asset to their business?
That's a great place to start--
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I am from India but I don't know how to come Nashville for work visa I do work everything like labour job dishwasher water's
@@shankey1587 I get it now.
First suggestion- do research on green cards (how to get how to apply etc) also I'd suggest you change your "handle" Employers will check your social media and if you call yourself the middle finger that’s not a top notch Employee candidate tone you want to take for most employers
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 thankyou
@@shankey1587 wishing you luck!
Moved to Mt Juliet in 1974 as a small child and I live in Mt. Juliet today. I HOPE TO BE ABLE TO ESCAPE MT. JULIET.
Mt. Juliet is ruined and it's getting worse with each passing day.
1. the projects being approved by commissioners make no sense. I'm convinced there are serious kickbacks being paid by out-of-state "developers" to these commissioners.
2. TRAFFIC. It's awful. You are limited to 20 to 25 mph. The roads are bumper to bumper. Forget "clean air". You will ALWAYS have a vehicle in front of you.
3. the lakes Mt Juliet is connected to are way overcrowded. We don't even try to enjoy the lakes on the weekends. It's impossible.
The political migration taking place in America is destroying the entire southeastern United States.
I'm sorry you are so unhappy with the progress of your hometown. I do understand that as a native NAshvillian myself ,I am not happy with all the change either. If you DO decide you know of a better place to live, I would be happy to assist you in getting top dollar with as little pain and frustration as possible in selling your home. I know families itching to. move and home inventory to purchase is small. Good news for you is, this progress will bring you good proceeds!