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I am originally from WA state and have lived in MA for the last 20 years. My mom and dad were originally from the Nashville area and are now deceased. My brother and his family are moving to the Knoxville area in early 2023. I have decided to move to TN as well next year. I’d like to be in the Mt Juliet area closer to the rest of my relatives. I’m nervous about moving but excited at the same time. Will be looking to rent a house when I get there. What are home rentals like?
@@bevgiuffre7771 great question the rental market in Nashville is pretty high and tight and according toy partners in Kjowxville it is the same there. But, 2023 is a long way away!!! Lots can happen between now and then!
We are at least four friends with families researching and discussing to move out of Sacramento, California all together. I am glad to find your channel, you brought up the important issues that i couldn't find elsewhere.
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Solid advice on paring items down before the move. Contact any moving company and get their price per pound and you will be shocked. Speaking from experience; sell it, donate it, or give it away, is the best way to move. You can always shop garage sales and thrift stores in you new town. I hope to move to Tennessee soon and am so glad to have found you on TH-cam.🙂
I am so glad you agree!! I love neutral my wife it really basically comes from the experience of working with people who move here and what they said they wish they had done Dash especially in the recent 12 months! We had a great antique stores, Facebook marketplace, so many good options to create your new home combining found objects here and loved furniture from your old location. Is there any Topic you would like us to cover or location to learn about?
It’s getting so crazy all the people moving to Tennessee, please try to be respectful of small town ways if you decide to move to a small town. Everyone will invite you to church and you may feel a bit out of place but remember in small towns a lot of people are related or grew up there , everyone knows everyone’s everything and there is comfort in the familiar . And your children may be paddled if there’s a problem at school. Usually you will get a call that you can come down there and do it or the principal will. But it’s happening. It’s yes mam no mam or you lose your recess.
Yes ma’am you are correct!! I personally believe that nobody should be able to run for/ hold office until they’ve been a registered citizen of an area for at least 7 years; probably will never be a law but just my thoughts!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 we are from middle Tennessee but the southern part and we are considered coun try ( said cun tree ) lol ! It gives a lot of meaning with that pause . But I wouldn’t have raised my family anywhere else. I think people from other states think that means we are poor, to the contrary people down here tend to not be too showy and just live well . The old man down the road sitting on his porch in the muddy coveralls could probably buy and sell a lot of them. But still be friendly as you could get.
Another suggestion for the "interim" period is to buy a fifth wheel and live there. My mom said she'd give anything if her and my dad had done that while they were building our house cutting out the hassle of moving place to place. They could've enjoyed the RV for years to come. Once you've moved into your home you'll be able to take the money that you would've spent on an apartment and put in the tangible ala fifth wheel and you will have something to travel in later to some of the most beautiful campgrounds here and abroad after your good and settled here. So, put your money to "smart use". Just saying.
We don’t have kids (unless you count two fur small fur babies) but my partner and I are selling/donating everything but my tools, our memorabilia and rocks. We have a camper trailer and worked hard to pay off our home and all but 2 loans here in CA. We will look 1st in TN then Arkansas. It’s going to be a while in our trailer because we plan to build.
My family & I will be moving to Tennessee in about 1 & 1/2 years. I have lots of family in Kinston. I want to stay rather close. I need to know what area I would be able to ride my own horse and ATVs. Can you tell me areas I should be looking at?
I suppose you mean the fily lives in Kingston Springs?? Or, the the town of Kingston? East tenn? There are many small town where all is available if you have enough land and check out codes. Happy to help with more info if you'd like to talk!
Yes! True! and there’s a reason for that if I am buying land that I want to graze cattle, it doesn’t matter whether it perks or not. Everyone needs to do their due diligence or have someone help them do it if not familiar with the laws before buying any property. Thank you so much for your input... mentioning that detail had not occurred to me
This video was great. My hubs and I are looking to leave cali and move to central tn. What was Rachel’s information about finding clients rentals? I didn’t see it listed in the comments.
I'm from a very right wing family here in NJ. Christian, Conservative, hunter and lifelong NRA member. We live in a very red part of NJ but the taxes and the demographic shift are starting to become unbearable. We visited Gatlinburg in November and are seriously considering making a move to TN. My nephew just moved his family to Oak Ridge. I'm looking for somewhere not too far from there kind of off the grid, where I can hunt whitetail, but still close enough to civilization. Any suggestions of where to look?
Stay away from the metropolitan areas. There are many rural areas that are within 30 minutes of the big cities that still give you that country feel. Look for land parcels with few restrictions but yet still have access to city services like electric & water. Solar and wells sound so great in theory but can be expensive to get installed if you’re in deeper rural settings. LP gas and septic systems can usually be had for less expense but sometimes can be problematic also if you don’t choose the right property. Your money will go a lot further also in semi rural areas of TN. There are many variables depending on what you are looking for and how much your willing to spend. Do your research and by all means visit different areas before you make a decision.
I’m in Jersey as well and have been waiting to relocate specifically to Tennessee once my son graduated high school. He’s done and we are now downsizing and looking around. NJ is a DEAD END state when it comes to trying to live. If your not “rich” your constantly drowning. Selling is going to be a bidding war as my area actually has a waiting list currently but it’s finding my final homestead.
@@MaryAnn_Nolan We sold our home in Central NJ last year and we moved up to Morris county. It's beautiful up here but the taxes are just awful. I know what you mean about being "rich" and barely getting by. My wife and I both make good salaries but the state basically takes everything. If I move out of NJ to something comparable in TN I will save almost 150k by the time I retire. It's really a no brainer, but like you, we have a son that is here and it's tough just picking up and leaving him.
Thats why we are looking to Tennessee. Washington state is insane liberal. Want out of this insane state. We could sell our home here and then cash out a home there with no mortgage.
Absolutely not furniture stores are not keeping inventory and as most case goods are not manufactured in the United States the supply chain issues are a big problem!
Public? Yes but probably(I don’t know) different school districts are a bit different in their approval of such. Each private school has their own criterion as well
Really good advice. I'm looking to retire and move in 2 years. My house is all paid off, so when I move and buy, it will be with cash and I won't need a lender. I'd already planned on not bringing most of my stuff, but I hadn't thought of moving the appliances. Or of making deals to rent my house here for a month or so while finding and purchasing the new home there.
I’m planning to move to Tennessee in the next 1-2years from Wisconsin. I’m looking for small city with good education and quiet place. What do you recommend the city to live? I like hunting and fishing.
You know without knowing what you mean by “small city” Quiet place ages of your children or your budget… that is a very tough question. I’m happy to discuss with you if you’d like.
North East TN. Butler/Doeville had a tornado in 2011. Better air out that way. Mountain City & Elizabethton will be your closest towns. Haven't heard of no floods except some certain roads, just get up in these hills where you won't flood and where a possible freak tornado would bounce off the mountains
I have a question that may not be in your wheelhouse. When someone moves to Tennessee and gets their residence and driver's license, will the state's gun purchase regulations apply at that time or is there some kind of time in state requirements?
Wow. Great question. Please let me look I to it for you… I believe there is no further wait time (beyond typical regulations for all Tennesseans) past proof of residency and driver’s license, but I will verify! Thank you for the question!
Just carry your gun it’s fine You can now conceal carry as well as open carry . You don’t need any special permit for either. That just happened last summer
I moved from France to USA with nothing so that was easy then from California to Baltimore then Baltimore to Rochester then back to California just renting Moved to my house in California Lesson learnt:be sure to hire professional movers that only carry your move and then you can have exact date and gps update
What is the contact information for the lady handling the rental properties. I am in New Mexico and looking to reloacte to East TN in a couple of months and could use some assistance with locating a rental property for a few months while we locate a property to purchase.
Hi Jimmy great question. Rachel Attarian is the Manager of Nashville Apartment Locators - they don’t work in east Tenn. By east TN do you mean Knox? Or Tri Cities area? If you can give me more specifics I may be able to give you some contacts
The lady you asked about is Rachel Attarian of Nashville Apartment Locators. As the name implies our company works in the Nashville Middle Tennessee area I have no idea if there is a similar company in East Tennessee, but why not email her to find out? info@nashapartments.com
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Aww, Hi, Thank you so much for reaching out, that means a lot to me, I just got your message, It's 4AM Atlanta time, I apologize that it's taken so long to get back to you, I just had the chance to finish watching this video, and I feel I may need your help, and even Rachaels help too from National Apartment Locator, I'm in a real pickle. My 76-year-old father and I need some advice and a short term rental for our family and companion animals before I get locked into a lease in a place that might not be the safest place for Dad and me to walk the furkids, and especially don't want anyone trying to take our 32-year-old car for a joy ride, we are from Atlanta, and nothing really phases us, but while everyone wants trim finishing, we are really laid back, nice and easy Greek family, keeping it simple, just want a safe place for Dad and our companion animals to live short term while I'm relocating back to Nashville and buying our home. I'll be in touch soon, need to get to work, and get the day started, I only have 8 days left here at the place I've been for 8 years after my mother passed away things got really complicated and I've had to figure things out from a different perspective, not sure what the next step is other than to get in touch sometime later today. Been all over AirBNB/Zillow/Trulia/Hotpads/Apartmentfinder, it's not working out for me, Zillow is a mess, and Remax wants an arm, a leg, and my 1st born that's a twinkle in my eye... singing, them a song would probably be easier, in fact, God is probably easier to get ahold of than those people on Zillow with bad apartments and houses for rent. I mean for $1500 a month can I at least get a fridge? i can live without a bathtub and a bedroom, this has been the last decade of my life, dishwasher out the window, don't need it, what about a fridge? or do I have to rent that too lol?!?! How hard can it be to find a short-term rental, for 3 people, and 3 small companion animals that don't even weigh more than 6 pounds each? I mean all they do is sit on the couch and watch tv, all of them except me who works remotely as a grief counselor, pretty soon I'm going to need a grief counselor if I don't find a solution. =...(
I'm planning on moving to Tennessee can you help me find a decent 1 bedroom pet friendly possibly wth washer dryer. From 750 900 a month. Thank you thank you. Roberta
Thank you for your question my best way to help you is to get you in touch with Nashville Apartment Locators. They represent apartments throughout the city and I really know very little about the rental market beyond my own investment properties Nashvilleapartmentlocators.com info@nashapartments.com
My wife and I are trying to become 1st time home buyers in Tennessee moving from California.. We realize it is tough because we don't have a home to sell in California. But trying to get offer letters for jobs in Tennessee while we are here in California is extremely difficult. We are trying to find rentals with no luck. I know you are in the Nashville area but do you know anybody in the Knoxville area that might know of any rentals that will come available any time soon? My wife is a nurse so I know she won't have any issues finding a job but for me I am an independent contractor 1099 so they will not accept my income at all. We so loved your state when we visited back in April and hope we can become Tennessians real soon!
Actually I’ve talked to several people who are looking for rentals before purchasing and I have some good ideas for you. Vacancy rates throughout Tennessee is very very low so he is realtors rarely ever see anything for lease but I do have some ideas if you want to give me a call we can talk
Did your realtor ask what would be the optimal offer for their home ?? Timing, what stays what goes, etc?? Always a great idea to know their preference( youay kit be able to comply but at least you'll know!!) Keep us posted 🤞🏻🤞🏻 I hope it works out for you!
We are selling land (190 acres in New Mexico) and hoping to buy land around Johnson City. After browsing Zillow, I don’t think we can afford or even find something comparable. Do you know the areas around Johnson City?
I have a great agent I can refer you to who works there. Upper East Tennessee is over 3.5 hours from Nashville. Feel free to message me about your needs
It is also a low employment numbers-- less expensive to live there. Beautiful, yet lower income and the problems that come with that in Hoegee East Tenn
I wish I could tell you I knew much about apartments but I actually don’t. I can’t imagine if it is truly in Franklin but it wouldn’t be a great spot and would have your kids in the Williamson County schools
I am looking for a small affordable studio apt as close to the center of the Music Scene as possible asap. I am relocating to devote 100% of my life to making Music and I don't drive so I walk everywhere with my small dog. Thanks for the video and info! I am also interested in custom building a TINY HOUSE. Any ideas or suggestions for me would be most appreciated. Thanks!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1I shall! I am probably heading there today so what hotel/motesl in the heart of the Music scene do you recommend? Weekly or monthly rates would be awesome as I only have $35,000 to set myself up in a new city and, if I discover that I LOVE NASHVILLE-- I want to discuss you being my real estate agent and purchase a home there as well so.... THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!
We’ll look forward to learning about the 55 plus options. Thank you for your effort to keep your information practical. We look forward to each video you release and always find them informative.
Fantastic!! I am editing today so watch for it Sunday afternoon!! And thank you so much for your kind support! Is there place or topic you’d like me to cover?
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Clarksville is right at the border of Ky and Tenn easy access to Nashville when you want to get here for concerts sports etc. Very affordable and pretty area!! I work with a great partner in Clarksville…. Happy to answer your questions
I would suggest to folks leaving the West Coast to get away from the disaster the Liberals have created out there to look more towards Eastern Tennessee, from Knoxville out to Johnson City. Especially if you are nearing retirement years. Johnson City just made the list of the top 10 emerging markets in America for retirement, also Nashville, which is becoming quite a bit pricey , is also quite a bit more liberal, Although I doubt you will encounter the far leftist antifa/blm liberalism to the point where riots occur, stores are burned and cops are shot ..like everything that I saw out in Seattle. I sold my home and my rental property I had in Seattle and moved out towards the Johnson City area, I live right between Johnson City and Greenville.. it's absolutely beautiful, extremely affordable, more than enough walking trails, hiking trails, lakes rivers and the ski areas are right across the border..
I’ll be glad to show you a closing statement from a recent sale so you can see all the fees, escrows, and taxes if you’d like… certainly too much to show on a comment here but feel free to reach out to me for that.
I am thinking of moving from NW MI to Central/Eastern TN. I am a handicapped/retiree. Do you know someone who specializes in rentals? I am looking for a small first floor place to rent. I would prefer a small town. I am in no rush. I saw you have a rental person at the end of your video.
I actually don’t know anyone in East Tenn who specializes in rentals. I think I would suggest you reach out to Rachel at Nashville apartment locators and see if they have a branch in Knoxville info@nashapartments.com
Churchill is a good company. I suggest you talk to two lenders as you want to find the best opportunity for your specific needs. Also it is good to get 2 so that you can compare good faith estimates; the terms/fees each lender charges are different and you want to know exactly how much money you need to bring to closing, understand escrows, fees or points being charged for the loan buy downs, etc. In no way do I question that Churchill Mortgage is a great company but you do know that any of the Dave Ramsey ELPs pay the Ramsey Solutions Company a fee to be recommended, right?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 actually, is there good healthcare access living away from major cities like Nashville. Places where you can have plenty of elbow room yet not an hour away from healthcare in general? (about to retire)
@@JulioHernandez-gz5lr absolutely! Many healthcare companies are headquartered here in Nashville or Brentwood ( HCA, Brookdale Retirement development and Mgt, and most hospitals and major Dr offices have multiple offices in outlying areas... For example My eye Dr is at Vanderbilt yet has an office in Brentwood; at Thomas Hospital has clinics all over town and neighboring cities.More than 500 health care companies have operations in Nashville and work on a multistate,national or international basis.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 a little beach town in Orange County California, made famous as the location of Richard Nixons Western White House, San Clemente, Surfing USA. from worlds best climate, to seasons. Digg It.
Hi think I need to leave it more information! How far do you need to be or want to be from work? Where is work? How old are your children? What things does your family enjoy doing? How much money are you approved for? Once I know many answers to these questions I can give you the best areas that meet those parameters… Does that make sense? Not too expensive to you and me is probably very different than to someone coming from New York , San Diego etc! Once I have a little bit more information I am happy to recommend some places to take a look at😊
You better if you want to keep your family safe. Corrupt judges, attorney General. Law enforcement not held accountable and drugs Abe dealers are protected, check the news
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1, I do along with so , so many more. Tennessee isn't safe, children are.stolen fir sex trafficking , drug manufacturing, illegal guns, stolen car parts. And all coming in and out in what appears a very innocent way. There have been many deaths n as a result of illegal activities and most of the Judicial branch plays a role in it. My son was killed trying to stop child sex trafficking in one of the most beautiful districts in Tennessee, the 13th judicial district. The area has the highest suicide rate in the state but most aren't suicides, there murders. Pice will not make missing persons reports for 5 days or more after young people disappear, knowing the first 48 is critical to bringing abducted people home. Check out a group Tennessee's Dark Hole, you'll see the darkness that lives there and apparently from around Carthage Tennessee on east of Nashville. I'd rather live in Nashville than before 7 counties. That group is 4 months old with more than 25 cases in it and more coming. I knew there was trouble but not such danger. The lakes and hills are as beautiful as there is on earth, but they hold a lot of deep dark secrets that LE has never been on
I’d watch Craig’s list and marketplace from the area. Go ahead and join Facebook groups from the area you hope to move to… you’ll get to know more about the people and maybe get a jump in a great rental!
Thanks for the additional information. 2 Questions regarding driver licensing: 1st is there a wait time/ appointments needed to get your drivers license in Tennessee? 2nd can you get one if you're in a short term rental and do an update once you get your home or would you have to wait until you have the house? Thank you in advance.
You'll need to have a residence and utilities in your name to get the license. Re: license appointment, I actually do not know. Each center ( and city ) may be different. Check out the state website www.tn.gov/safety.html
Great video. I must be blind as I do not see any contact info for Rachael in your description. I am relocating to the Nashville area from Illinois and am looking for a short term rental. Could you possibly provide her information? Many thanks!
John I am sorry but I don't understand. I never recommended or intimated that a buyer could stay in a new home for 45 days?? Where have I confused you in my description? And thank you for trying to help clarify things
Haha. Interesting comment. No worries, if you aren’t finding any value I’m sure you can find something much better to do with your time. I’m here to try to answer questions about the area for those who want them.
I have lived in Knoxville and Sevier Co all my life. I wouldn't recommend anyone moving to tn. We have horrible laws regarding work, highest taxes, and the average pay is unlivable. Great place to visit and take pictures but really do your homework before moving here.
Pat I hate that you are so terribly unhappy here.It is true that we have a high sales tax, but I find that the lack of a state income tax for offsets that. Tell me what law or laws do you find sewer pump?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 workers comp laws are horrible. Did away with pain and suffering. No lawyer unless he is shady will take a workers comp case in tn because the laws are to bad. The pay is absolutely unlivable. If you got money you not gonna understand, tn is the place for you. But the poor will never stop being poor in tn.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I apologize. I was in a bad mood when I made the comment, and being dramatic. 😌 I’ve lived in Nashville since I was 15 (1993) and I just don’t really recognize it anymore. I miss what it used to be - less crowded, more laid back. I miss music venues that have ceased to exist. Stores that closed down 20 years ago. Being able to wander around Cheekwood and enjoy the solitude. Not paying 25+ bucks to park 😆 Just feeling nostalgic and missing the good old days, I guess.
@@mitzloo1933 I feel you!! I grew up here- the 70s-80s I'd say were the best decades for sure… small town, big ideas and great economy because of the diversity… it has changed with becoming the “it” city a lot … but still no place of ever be. I’ve often wondered, as we age, how rosy yet far from reality, are those years we remember from decades ago ? My mother and father who also grew up here would’ve said the 50s -70s were the best years!
It's worth living their but I'll just say this the crooked secret society try get over play games and oh get famous game y'all are playing threw the police not knowing the real story thinking y'all are going to pimp yourselfs threw these type of companys thinking you have the power to take what you want get back in contact hide things and oh yeah not knowing y'all are all over with I'm sick of all of you threw your Lil punks your kids your parents and your cousins huh be aware I'm going to fix that gun problem as well my father and his name dose not matter theirs plenty that are going to hate me for thinking slave families from the past are going to take a life long game and play the jail getting out cult biker gang cartel game an win or the super star dream come true make them worship me type of game to kill people these people are screwed .. .
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While appliances may be short in Nashville, in East Tennessee, we've got'em.
Good to know!! Actually we are OK now with most appliances , but buy and takeawy furniture is slim picking s.
Great information!
Thank you Bev!
I am originally from WA state and have lived in MA for the last 20 years. My mom and dad were originally from the Nashville area and are now deceased. My brother and his family are moving to the Knoxville area in early 2023. I have decided to move to TN as well next year. I’d like to be in the Mt Juliet area closer to the rest of my relatives. I’m nervous about moving but excited at the same time. Will be looking to rent a house when I get there. What are home rentals like?
@@bevgiuffre7771 great question the rental market in Nashville is pretty high and tight and according toy partners in Kjowxville it is the same there. But, 2023 is a long way away!!! Lots can happen between now and then!
We are at least four friends with families researching and discussing to move out of Sacramento, California all together. I am glad to find your channel, you brought up the important issues that i couldn't find elsewhere.
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Your Excellent !!!! Thankyou
Why thank you !! I’m so happy you found value here! Have a safe happy Labor Day!
Solid advice on paring items down before the move. Contact any moving company and get their price per pound and you will be shocked. Speaking from experience; sell it, donate it, or give it away, is the best way to move. You can always shop garage sales and thrift stores in you new town. I hope to move to Tennessee soon and am so glad to have found you on TH-cam.🙂
I am so glad you agree!! I love neutral my wife it really basically comes from the experience of working with people who move here and what they said they wish they had done Dash especially in the recent 12 months! We had a great antique stores, Facebook marketplace, so many good options to create your new home combining found objects here and loved furniture from your old location. Is there any Topic you would like us to cover or location to learn about?
It’s getting so crazy all the people moving to Tennessee, please try to be respectful of small town ways if you decide to move to a small town. Everyone will invite you to church and you may feel a bit out of place but remember in small towns a lot of people are related or grew up there , everyone knows everyone’s everything and there is comfort in the familiar . And your children may be paddled if there’s a problem at school. Usually you will get a call that you can come down there and do it or the principal will. But it’s happening. It’s yes mam no mam or you lose your recess.
Yes ma’am you are correct!!
I personally believe that nobody should be able to run for/ hold office until they’ve been a registered citizen of an area for at least 7 years; probably will never be a law but just my thoughts!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 we are from middle Tennessee but the southern part and we are considered coun try ( said cun tree ) lol ! It gives a lot of meaning with that pause . But I wouldn’t have raised my family anywhere else. I think people from other states think that means we are poor, to the contrary people down here tend to not be too showy and just live well . The old man down the road sitting on his porch in the muddy coveralls could probably buy and sell a lot of them. But still be friendly as you could get.
What about if you move to Nashville from Europe especially from the Netherlands?
Which kinds of rolls should be followed?
Thank you for watching Sejjed and for your question. Sorry though, I don’t understand what you are asking?
Another suggestion for the "interim" period is to buy a fifth wheel and live there. My mom said she'd give anything if her and my dad had done that while they were building our house cutting out the hassle of moving place to place. They could've enjoyed the RV for years to come. Once you've moved into your home you'll be able to take the money that you would've spent on an apartment and put in the tangible ala fifth wheel and you will have something to travel in later to some of the most beautiful campgrounds here and abroad after your good and settled here. So, put your money to "smart use". Just saying.
I agree, but it is kind of hard when you have kids
We don’t have kids (unless you count two fur small fur babies) but my partner and I are selling/donating everything but my tools, our memorabilia and rocks. We have a camper trailer and worked hard to pay off our home and all but 2 loans here in CA. We will look 1st in TN then Arkansas. It’s going to be a while in our trailer because we plan to build.
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My family & I will be moving to Tennessee in about 1 & 1/2 years. I have lots of family in Kinston. I want to stay rather close. I need to know what area I would be able to ride my own horse and ATVs. Can you tell me areas I should be looking at?
I suppose you mean the fily lives in Kingston Springs?? Or, the the town of Kingston? East tenn?
There are many small town where all is available if you have enough land and check out codes. Happy to help with more info if you'd like to talk!
Lenoir City, Cleveland, Soddy Daisy, Athens, Crossville are each possibilities east of Middle Tenn
Make sure if you buy land that it is already perked. They allow you to sell property here that is not perked to build on. So beware
Yes! True! and there’s a reason for that if I am buying land that I want to graze cattle, it doesn’t matter whether it perks or not. Everyone needs to do their due diligence or have someone help them do it if not familiar with the laws before buying any property. Thank you so much for your input... mentioning that detail had not occurred to me
This video was great. My hubs and I are looking to leave cali and move to central tn. What was Rachel’s information about finding clients rentals? I didn’t see it listed in the comments.
She works with /manages the Nashville Apartment Locators Nashville Office
I'm from a very right wing family here in NJ. Christian, Conservative, hunter and lifelong NRA member. We live in a very red part of NJ but the taxes and the demographic shift are starting to become unbearable.
We visited Gatlinburg in November and are seriously considering making a move to TN. My nephew just moved his family to Oak Ridge. I'm looking for somewhere not too far from there kind of off the grid, where I can hunt whitetail, but still close enough to civilization. Any suggestions of where to look?
Stay away from the metropolitan areas. There are many rural areas that are within 30 minutes of the big cities that still give you that country feel. Look for land parcels with few restrictions but yet still have access to city services like electric & water. Solar and wells sound so great in theory but can be expensive to get installed if you’re in deeper rural settings. LP gas and septic systems can usually be had for less expense but sometimes can be problematic also if you don’t choose the right property. Your money will go a lot further also in semi rural areas of TN. There are many variables depending on what you are looking for and how much your willing to spend. Do your research and by all means visit different areas before you make a decision.
I’m in Jersey as well and have been waiting to relocate specifically to Tennessee once my son graduated high school. He’s done and we are now downsizing and looking around. NJ is a DEAD END state when it comes to trying to live. If your not “rich” your constantly drowning. Selling is going to be a bidding war as my area actually has a waiting list currently but it’s finding my final homestead.
@@MaryAnn_Nolan We sold our home in Central NJ last year and we moved up to Morris county. It's beautiful up here but the taxes are just awful.
I know what you mean about being "rich" and barely getting by. My wife and I both make good salaries but the state basically takes everything. If I move out of NJ to something comparable in TN I will save almost 150k by the time I retire. It's really a no brainer, but like you, we have a son that is here and it's tough just picking up and leaving him.
Just remember one thing my friend there is two cities near by that sets higher on the communist nuclear target list higher than Washington DC .
Thats why we are looking to Tennessee. Washington state is insane liberal. Want out of this insane state. We could sell our home here and then cash out a home there with no mortgage.
Big surprise is you can’t just buy new furniture and appliances right away.
Absolutely not furniture stores are not keeping inventory and as most case goods are not manufactured in the United States the supply chain issues are a big problem!
Are there vaccine exemptions for the schools?
Public? Yes but probably(I don’t know) different school districts are a bit different in their approval of such. Each private school has their own criterion as well
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Really good advice. I'm looking to retire and move in 2 years. My house is all paid off, so when I move and buy, it will be with cash and I won't need a lender. I'd already planned on not bringing most of my stuff, but I hadn't thought of moving the appliances. Or of making deals to rent my house here for a month or so while finding and purchasing the new home there.
I’m planning to move to Tennessee in the next 1-2years from Wisconsin. I’m looking for small city with good education and quiet place. What do you recommend the city to live? I like hunting and fishing.
You know without knowing what you mean by “small city” Quiet place ages of your children or your budget… that is a very tough question. I’m happy to discuss with you if you’d like.
Ditto
Franklin TN, or Mt, Juliet, TN
Good evening my husband and I are planning to move to Tennessee from Orlando in next month or so can you please help us please
What are some good towns with land, that doesn’t have flooding problems or tornadoes?
North East TN. Butler/Doeville had a tornado in 2011. Better air out that way. Mountain City & Elizabethton will be your closest towns. Haven't heard of no floods except some certain roads, just get up in these hills where you won't flood and where a possible freak tornado would bounce off the mountains
I have a question that may not be in your wheelhouse. When someone moves to Tennessee and gets their residence and driver's license, will the state's gun purchase regulations apply at that time or is there some kind of time in state requirements?
Wow. Great question. Please let me look I to it for you… I believe there is no further wait time (beyond typical regulations for all Tennesseans) past proof of residency and driver’s license, but I will verify! Thank you for the question!
Just carry your gun it’s fine You can now conceal carry as well as open carry . You don’t need any special permit for either. That just happened last summer
Mount Juliet is an awesome choice 🇺🇸🇺🇸🤩
I miss Mt. Juliet. I sold my newly built house there in June and moved to NC for work and I miss how quaint MJ is.
I’ve helped many families love to MJ who love it!!
We are sorry to lose you @Bryant. I hope that you get to love your new city
I've had several families choose Mt Juliet as their community of choice in the last few months!
I moved from France to USA with nothing so that was easy then from California to Baltimore then Baltimore to Rochester then back to California just renting
Moved to my house in California
Lesson learnt:be sure to hire professional movers that only carry your move and then you can have exact date and gps update
Wow!!! You are a pro!!
And yes that is especially true today!!
I hope you love where you are and don’t have to move anytime soon!!
Vandy
Looking for an apartment is redicoulus if your a buyer with cash you will find a place probably before you even get there
What is the contact information for the lady handling the rental properties. I am in New Mexico and looking to reloacte to East TN in a couple of months and could use some assistance with locating a rental property for a few months while we locate a property to purchase.
Hi Jimmy great question. Rachel Attarian is the Manager of Nashville Apartment Locators - they don’t work in east Tenn. By east TN do you mean Knox? Or Tri Cities area? If you can give me more specifics I may be able to give you some contacts
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Looking in and around Blount County Area. East of 75
The lady you asked about is Rachel Attarian of Nashville Apartment Locators. As the name implies our company works in the Nashville Middle Tennessee area I have no idea if there is a similar company in East Tennessee, but why not email her to find out?
info@nashapartments.com
Do I need to find a local lender to do a FHA loan?
Yes I still - especially suggest you do so. I have a great one to recommend if you’d like
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Aww, Hi, Thank you so much for reaching out, that means a lot to me, I just got your message, It's 4AM Atlanta time, I apologize that it's taken so long to get back to you, I just had the chance to finish watching this video, and I feel I may need your help, and even Rachaels help too from National Apartment Locator, I'm in a real pickle. My 76-year-old father and I need some advice and a short term rental for our family and companion animals before I get locked into a lease in a place that might not be the safest place for Dad and me to walk the furkids, and especially don't want anyone trying to take our 32-year-old car for a joy ride, we are from Atlanta, and nothing really phases us, but while everyone wants trim finishing, we are really laid back, nice and easy Greek family, keeping it simple, just want a safe place for Dad and our companion animals to live short term while I'm relocating back to Nashville and buying our home. I'll be in touch soon, need to get to work, and get the day started, I only have 8 days left here at the place I've been for 8 years after my mother passed away things got really complicated and I've had to figure things out from a different perspective, not sure what the next step is other than to get in touch sometime later today. Been all over AirBNB/Zillow/Trulia/Hotpads/Apartmentfinder, it's not working out for me, Zillow is a mess, and Remax wants an arm, a leg, and my 1st born that's a twinkle in my eye... singing, them a song would probably be easier, in fact, God is probably easier to get ahold of than those people on Zillow with bad apartments and houses for rent. I mean for $1500 a month can I at least get a fridge? i can live without a bathtub and a bedroom, this has been the last decade of my life, dishwasher out the window, don't need it, what about a fridge? or do I have to rent that too lol?!?! How hard can it be to find a short-term rental, for 3 people, and 3 small companion animals that don't even weigh more than 6 pounds each? I mean all they do is sit on the couch and watch tv, all of them except me who works remotely as a grief counselor, pretty soon I'm going to need a grief counselor if I don't find a solution. =...(
Do Tennessee provide child benefits to green card holders?
I honestly do not know
I'm planning on moving to Tennessee can you help me find a decent 1 bedroom pet friendly possibly wth washer dryer. From 750 900 a month. Thank you thank you. Roberta
Thank you for your question my best way to help you is to get you in touch with Nashville Apartment Locators. They represent apartments throughout the city and I really know very little about the rental market beyond my own investment properties
Nashvilleapartmentlocators.com
info@nashapartments.com
My wife and I are trying to become 1st time home buyers in Tennessee moving from California.. We realize it is tough because we don't have a home to sell in California. But trying to get offer letters for jobs in Tennessee while we are here in California is extremely difficult. We are trying to find rentals with no luck. I know you are in the Nashville area but do you know anybody in the Knoxville area that might know of any rentals that will come available any time soon? My wife is a nurse so I know she won't have any issues finding a job but for me I am an independent contractor 1099 so they will not accept my income at all. We so loved your state when we visited back in April and hope we can become Tennessians real soon!
Actually I’ve talked to several people who are looking for rentals before purchasing and I have some good ideas for you. Vacancy rates throughout Tennessee is very very low so he is realtors rarely ever see anything for lease but I do have some ideas if you want to give me a call we can talk
Don’t California my Tennessee.
@@sdl5731 I would never think of that in a million years. My wife and I are as red as you can be
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 We already have an apartment sealed up and ready to go when we get there. Thank you so very much.
We’re full! Traffic sucks. ..too many moving here.
We told our realtor to tell seller they can stay has long as possible when we put our bid in. Hoping it gives us a bit of leverage over other buyers
Did your realtor ask what would be the optimal offer for their home ?? Timing, what stays what goes, etc?? Always a great idea to know their preference( youay kit be able to comply but at least you'll know!!) Keep us posted 🤞🏻🤞🏻 I hope it works out for you!
We are selling land (190 acres in New Mexico) and hoping to buy land around Johnson City. After browsing Zillow, I don’t think we can afford or even find something comparable.
Do you know the areas around Johnson City?
I have a great agent I can refer you to who works there. Upper East Tennessee is over 3.5 hours from Nashville. Feel free to message me about your needs
Is Tennessee Pro 2A................I'm in Texas and we are very pro 2A
Absolutely Smith and Wesson
Just announced that they were moving their plant two E. Tennessee
Looking to move and buy land, where can I talk more about this with you.
Shoot me a text with some times you’d like to talk and we’ll make it happen!! 615.414.5510
I have a friend that moved to Johnson city she loves it but I see some really high crime rate what is the reason
It is also a low employment numbers-- less expensive to live there. Beautiful, yet lower income and the problems that come with that in Hoegee East Tenn
How do you rate Ashton Brooks apartments in Franklin for a new family moving into Nashville. Thanks!
I wish I could tell you I knew much about apartments but I actually don’t. I can’t imagine if it is truly in Franklin but it wouldn’t be a great spot and would have your kids in the Williamson County schools
I am looking for a small affordable studio apt as close to the center of the Music Scene as possible asap. I am relocating to devote 100% of my life to making Music and I don't drive so I walk everywhere with my small dog. Thanks for the video and info!
I am also interested in custom building a TINY HOUSE. Any ideas or suggestions for me would be most appreciated. Thanks!
Send me a text message with your info and I can get you to the rental company who can best help with the apt
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1I shall! I am probably heading there today so what hotel/motesl in the heart of the Music scene do you recommend? Weekly or monthly rates would be awesome as I only have $35,000 to set myself up in a new city and, if I discover that I LOVE NASHVILLE-- I want to discuss you being my real estate agent and purchase a home there as well so.... THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1
Is there a private way for me to text you rather than boring your audience with my personal needs?
My Name is Jennifer.
@@targetedamerican1067 yes Jennifer 6153836600
We’ll look forward to learning about the 55 plus options. Thank you for your effort to keep your information practical. We look forward to each video you release and always find them informative.
Fantastic!! I am editing today so watch for it Sunday afternoon!! And thank you so much for your kind support! Is there place or topic you’d like me to cover?
Nice new intro! And new cool glasses! Love your show!
Thank you!! First time with a new editor and gave him license to make it better!$
I like the Pods Moving concept but their yelp reviews are not good. Any suggestions from anyone?
Pods is having some growing pains/ overburdened the last few Months. There are some other similar type businesses; check out
PODS Alternatives: Meet the Competition
The companies we’re going to look at as alternatives to PODS are all reputable, nationwide moving companies, so you may have already heard of some or all of them. Our alternatives (with reviews) will include:
ABF U-Pack
Zippy Shell
1-800-PACK-RAT
U-Haul U-Box
ABF U-Pack: Long Distance
What are your feelings about Clarksville, TN? I know it’s NW of city but looks like beautiful community
Clarksville is right at the border of Ky and Tenn easy access to Nashville when you want to get here for concerts sports etc. Very affordable and pretty area!! I work with a great partner in Clarksville…. Happy to answer your questions
Thanks! Love the videos!
I'm so happy you are finding of value!! Keep sending your questions!
I would suggest to folks leaving the West Coast to get away from the disaster the Liberals have created out there to look more towards Eastern Tennessee, from Knoxville out to Johnson City. Especially if you are nearing retirement years. Johnson City just made the list of the top 10 emerging markets in America for retirement, also Nashville, which is becoming quite a bit pricey , is also quite a bit more liberal, Although I doubt you will encounter the far leftist antifa/blm liberalism to the point where riots occur, stores are burned and cops are shot ..like everything that I saw out in Seattle. I sold my home and my rental property I had in Seattle and moved out towards the Johnson City area, I live right between Johnson City and Greenville.. it's absolutely beautiful, extremely affordable, more than enough walking trails, hiking trails, lakes rivers and the ski areas are right across the border..
That is a gorgeous area. Thank you
For mentioning it… not great for employment growth but terrific if self employed Nd can work remotely or retirees
I wonder what closing costs are like in Tennessee. They're quite high here in Texas. Great video!
I’ll be glad to show you a closing statement from a recent sale so you can see all the fees, escrows, and taxes if you’d like… certainly too much to show on a comment here but feel free to reach out to me for that.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 thanks!
Schools here are great
They are very reasonable.
And
I am thinking of moving from NW MI to Central/Eastern TN. I am a handicapped/retiree. Do you know someone who specializes in rentals? I am looking for a small first floor place to rent. I would prefer a small town. I am in no rush. I saw you have a rental person at the end of your video.
I actually don’t know anyone in East Tenn who specializes in rentals.
I think I would suggest you reach out to Rachel at Nashville apartment locators and see if they have a branch in Knoxville
info@nashapartments.com
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 THX
Is Churchill Mortgage fair game for pre approval? They have offices Brentwood. Dave Ramsey recommends them.
Churchill is a good company. I suggest you talk to two lenders as you want to find the best opportunity for your specific needs. Also it is good to get 2 so that you can compare good faith estimates; the terms/fees each lender charges are different and you want to know exactly how much money you need to bring to closing, understand escrows, fees or points being charged for the loan buy downs, etc.
In no way do I question that Churchill Mortgage is a great company but you do know that any of the Dave Ramsey ELPs pay the Ramsey Solutions Company a fee to be recommended, right?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Thank you! I have used Churchill in my last two homes. Thanks for your videos and the info.
@@JulioHernandez-gz5lr I'm so glad you find the videos helpful!! Is there a topic or area you'd like to know more about?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 actually, is there good healthcare access living away from major cities like Nashville. Places where you can have plenty of elbow room yet not an hour away from healthcare in general? (about to retire)
@@JulioHernandez-gz5lr absolutely! Many healthcare companies are headquartered here in Nashville or Brentwood ( HCA, Brookdale Retirement development and Mgt, and most hospitals and major Dr offices have multiple offices in outlying areas... For example My eye Dr is at Vanderbilt yet has an office in Brentwood; at Thomas Hospital has clinics all over town and neighboring cities.More than 500 health care companies have operations in Nashville and work on a multistate,national or international basis.
I shoulda moved here 10 years ago…
I’m happy to hear that you love it!
where did you move from?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 a little beach town in Orange County California, made famous as the location of Richard Nixons Western White House, San Clemente, Surfing USA. from worlds best climate, to seasons. Digg It.
@@darinrmcclure I've been to San Clemente! I agree a beautiful area but I’m still partial to four seasons❤️
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 and we have the fastest internet I have ever seen, fiber to the farm!
@@darinrmcclure isn't that crazy?
I have a good friend who lives on a farm in Carthage with much better internet speeds than most areas of town
Hi what is a good family area? Not too expensive
Hi think I need to leave it more information! How far do you need to be or want to be from work? Where is work? How old are your children? What things does your family enjoy doing? How much money are you approved for? Once I know many answers to these questions I can give you the best areas that meet those parameters… Does that make sense? Not too expensive to you and me is probably very different than to someone coming from New York , San Diego etc! Once I have a little bit more information I am happy to recommend some places to take a look at😊
Probably shoul keep democrats out
Yup! But they exist here in them big cities, get out to far north east TN. Even then I seen a few
@@larrywebster2126 my mother in law amd brother in law moved from ct to NE TN 2 years ago but they're very conservative
You better if you want to keep your family safe. Corrupt judges, attorney General. Law enforcement not held accountable and drugs Abe dealers are protected, check the news
Sounds as if you have first hand knowledge of some real issues -?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1, I do along with so , so many more. Tennessee isn't safe, children are.stolen fir sex trafficking , drug manufacturing, illegal guns, stolen car parts. And all coming in and out in what appears a very innocent way. There have been many deaths n as a result of illegal activities and most of the Judicial branch plays a role in it. My son was killed trying to stop child sex trafficking in one of the most beautiful districts in Tennessee, the 13th judicial district. The area has the highest suicide rate in the state but most aren't suicides, there murders. Pice will not make missing persons reports for 5 days or more after young people disappear, knowing the first 48 is critical to bringing abducted people home. Check out a group Tennessee's Dark Hole, you'll see the darkness that lives there and apparently from around Carthage Tennessee on east of Nashville. I'd rather live in Nashville than before 7 counties. That group is 4 months old with more than 25 cases in it and more coming. I knew there was trouble but not such danger. The lakes and hills are as beautiful as there is on earth, but they hold a lot of deep dark secrets that LE has never been on
I will be looking for a house for rent in Nashville Tennessee from Texas
I’d watch Craig’s list and marketplace from the area. Go ahead and join Facebook groups from the area you hope to move to… you’ll get to know more about the people and maybe get a jump in a great rental!
We will be there in March
Thanks for the additional information. 2 Questions regarding driver licensing: 1st is there a wait time/ appointments needed to get your drivers license in Tennessee? 2nd can you get one if you're in a short term rental and do an update once you get your home or would you have to wait until you have the house? Thank you in advance.
You'll need to have a residence and utilities in your name to get the license. Re: license appointment, I actually do not know. Each center ( and city ) may be different. Check out the state website
www.tn.gov/safety.html
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Thank you!
@@jenniferbriski567 you're so welcome!
Great video. I must be blind as I do not see any contact info for Rachael in your description. I am relocating to the Nashville area from Illinois and am looking for a short term rental. Could you possibly provide her information? Many thanks!
I'll double check that her info is still on my description,thank you. Meanwhile, You can reach Rachel @
merryrose65@gmail.com
Did I miss the info on your partner Rachel? I'd love to reach out to her soon
Rachael is the manager for the Nashville apartment locators business. info@nashapartments.com
Be sure to tell her that you got the info from me!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Thank you ma'am. Will do
3 is terrible advice. Dont give your stuff away. Also no buyer is ever going to let you stay in their new house 45 days. This is redicoulus
John I am sorry but I don't understand. I never recommended or intimated that a buyer could stay in a new home for 45 days?? Where have I confused you in my description?
And thank you for trying to help clarify things
Can I get Rachael the short term rental home/apt finder contact information please.
Yes. I will put her info in the description for all to see. Sorry I left that off when editing!!
Tell her I sent you for the special!
Rachel Attarian rachel@nashvilleapartments.com
615.606.APTS/ 615.961.5177
Https://nashvilleapartmentlocators.com
Number one is terrible advice. Your buyer doesn't want to dance with this. You have time to find a place to buy.
Tell me more, please? I don't understand what you mean?
Big Eyes lol
rule #1turn your brain off
Expand that thought please?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 don't think about it just do it
@@joelhoward8211 not a chance.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 not a chance what?
Florida is best...
What part of Florida do you l8ke?
TH-cam is the place to be when no one wants to listen to you.. god bless her.
Thank you Herchel for your kind words. I hope you find the topics and information helpful when researching middle Tenn; that is our goal!
Haha. Interesting comment. No worries, if you aren’t finding any value I’m sure you can find something much better to do with your time. I’m here to try to answer questions about the area for those who want them.
I have lived in Knoxville and Sevier Co all my life. I wouldn't recommend anyone moving to tn. We have horrible laws regarding work, highest taxes, and the average pay is unlivable. Great place to visit and take pictures but really do your homework before moving here.
Pat I hate that you are so terribly unhappy here.It is true that we have a high sales tax, but I find that the lack of a state income tax for offsets that. Tell me what law or laws do you find sewer pump?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 workers comp laws are horrible. Did away with pain and suffering. No lawyer unless he is shady will take a workers comp case in tn because the laws are to bad. The pay is absolutely unlivable. If you got money you not gonna understand, tn is the place for you. But the poor will never stop being poor in tn.
You will regret it - no matter what.
Sound like you've had a bad experience?
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I apologize. I was in a bad mood when I made the comment, and being dramatic. 😌 I’ve lived in Nashville since I was 15 (1993) and I just don’t really recognize it anymore. I miss what it used to be - less crowded, more laid back. I miss music venues that have ceased to exist. Stores that closed down 20 years ago. Being able to wander around Cheekwood and enjoy the solitude. Not paying 25+ bucks to park 😆 Just feeling nostalgic and missing the good old days, I guess.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Good video, btw 🤗
@@mitzloo1933 I feel you!! I grew up here- the 70s-80s I'd say were the best decades for sure… small town, big ideas and great economy because of the diversity… it has changed with becoming the “it” city a lot … but still no place of ever be.
I’ve often wondered, as we age, how rosy yet far from reality, are those years we remember from decades ago ? My mother and father who also grew up here would’ve said the 50s -70s were the best years!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Your Mayors are liberal which means the population has changed for the worse. There's no sugar coating it.
Let's talk about your next move!
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It's worth living their but I'll just say this the crooked secret society try get over play games and oh get famous game y'all are playing threw the police not knowing the real story thinking y'all are going to pimp yourselfs threw these type of companys thinking you have the power to take what you want get back in contact hide things and oh yeah not knowing y'all are all over with I'm sick of all of you threw your Lil punks your kids your parents and your cousins huh be aware I'm going to fix that gun problem as well my father and his name dose not matter theirs plenty that are going to hate me for thinking slave families from the past are going to take a life long game and play the jail getting out cult biker gang cartel game an win or the super star dream come true make them worship me type of game to kill people these people are screwed .. .
@@williambarnes3254 🤔🤔pardon me
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 what dose that mean I'm Roberts son not Daniel Barnes ...
@@williambarnes3254 sorry I’m still confused