I promise this is not criticizing Nashville or anywhere else for that matter but the housing market is a crazy place.
For example – in one part of Nashville, this 1007 square foot house costs $190 per square foot. Now in fairness, their is a lake oversized pond in the subdivision but it is not right outside this house. No garage
This house is a short sale is and only $82 dollars a square foot for 2065 square feet. Now that’s what I’m talkin’ bout. I love all the trees too.
Then there is this house – built in ‘79 with 1736 square feet – that means it sells for $126 per sq. ft. but it has 500 sq ‘ of basement that could be finished out so if someone wanted to put in the effort it would definitely add some room.
This house also has basement space – almost 1000 square feet of walkout basement that could be finished and maybe made into a studio apartment or something – would that be a good investment? It starts out with over 1900 square feet so it would still be roomy without finishing out the basement.
This is another older house – 1700 sq ft – selling for $134 a square foot. Hardwood floors, built ins in the den but a high price tag. It does have a carport.
Decisions, decisions. Hope my sister real estate assistant takes good notes. I have pared my to look at list from 25 down to 12 and 7 of those are ones I haven’t see up close and in person so that means I did pretty good paring down the ones I did already see to just 5.
Back to packing the sewing room.

2 comments:
They all look like good homes. The prices are all over the place. I don't envy you having to find a new place. Moving into a new house can be lots of fun, but the whole process of finding the house is so hard!
This seems to be the year for a lot of the family to be moving, Jessica, you, Betsy and I hope we are included...don't want to be left out. LOL
I keep whittling our choices down too so I definitely know what you are going through. Can't wait to see what you end up with.
Love ya,
Cheri
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