Year-to-date closings through October 2010 in Greater Nashville are 17,424. The median residential price for a single-family home during October was $173,525, and for a condominium it was $152,950. This compares with last year’s median residential and condominium prices of $160,000 and $144,000, respectively. Overall, inventory is down only slightly and actually up in the single-family home
category. There are plenty of buying opportunities in all categories. For those considering the purchase of a home, conditions have likely never been better. To start the home buying (or selling) process, contact a Nashville Realtor today at Revolution Real Estate.
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- LenderMortgage Investors Group Brentwood Commons II 750 Old Hickory Blvd Suite 130 Brentwood, TN 37027 www.revolutionfinancing.com Contact information Michael Hampton, Brentwood Branch Manager OFFICE: 615-777-HOME (4663) CELL: 615-812-LOAN (5626) FAX: 615-777-FAXX (3299) EMAIL: Michael.Hampton@migonline.com NMLS# 152271 TN Lic. # 434612 Send Mortgage Investors Group an email:Mortgage Investors Group Location Click for directions Their offices are located near the Target shopping center in Brentwood, TN. Just off Old Hickory Blvd and I-65, exit 74.
- ContactCONTACT INFO If you would like to set up an appointment, or just have some questions. Feel free to contact us and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. REVOLUTION REAL ESTATE 1585 Mallory Lane Ste 208 Brentwood, TN 37027 PHONE: (615) 503-9745 FAX: (615) 503-9777 EMAIL: info@RevolutionNashville.com Send us an EMAILDIRECTIONS TO OUR OFFICE CLICK FOR DIRECTIONS Our offices are located behind the Best Buy shopping center in Brentwood, TN. Just off the Mallory Ln. and Moores Ln. intersection; close to I-65, exit 69.
- AboutOUR START The idea of Revolution came about in the winter of 2007. Aaron Noffsinger and Tyler Rygmyr were at a large well-known firm paying high monthly desk fees and were somewhat unfulfilled. Not only did they not enjoy the exorbitantly high fees and getting nothing in return, they felt that they did not stand for anything in-particular in the eyes of the consumer and were confident a better system could be created. With more time on their hands than usual, in light of the real estate market downturn, they decided it was time for new inspiration. In the early years of real estate, the broker had all the information and power, resulting in deep commission splits with its agents and were practically a required part of the transaction for buyers and sellers. As time went on, brokers relinquished more control and loosened their splits, and it became more about the Realtors. Different offices emerged throughout the nation offering more competitive programs for its agents, while nothing much had changed to benefit buyers and sellers. OUR MISSION With the dawn of the internet age and public real estate websites, it was glaringly obvious that the broker and Realtor could no…
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