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When making a decision to sell your home in the Sumner, Davidson, Cheatham and Robertson County areas, you may want to interview several agents to determine who would be best qualified to handle the sale of your most important asset. This should be a business decision and should not be based on friendship or family concerns. You want the most qualified agent to work on your behalf. To help you decide, you may want to ask these questions. Continue Reading »
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1. FHA loans are not only for lower-income borrowers. FHA loans are available to everyone. There is no maximum income restriction associated with FHA loans, but borrowers do need to substantiate income and assets by submitting proper documentation. This requirement ensures that borrowers are well-vetted and truly able to afford their future homes. IF you are searching for home loans in Goodlettsville Tennesse, an FHA loan may be your answer. Continue Reading »
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This remarkable equestrian property is sure to please. Located in Robertson County, TN and convenient to Clarksville, Tennessee, this 13 acre horse property has easy access to Interstate 24W.
There is plenty of pasture for your horses and a horse barn with a full bath and separate septic system. Additionally, a stocked pond will be a good water source for your horses. Continue Reading »
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This 4 bedroom (BR) home is being sold as a Short Sale and is located in Whites Creek, Tennessee. Adjacent to Goodlettsville, TN and Joelton, TN, both suburbs of Nashville, you will find this impeccable custom built home nestled in a private setting. Only minutes to Interstate 24 W at exit 40, Old Hickory Blvd.
Nestled on 7 private acres, this home would be considered by most to be a dream home. Sellers take great pride in thier home. Continue Reading »
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This charming home for sale in Greenbrier, Tennessee(Robertson County) is situated on almost an acre, and backs up to the popular Oak Hills golf course. It has many new renovations including a complete new kitchen. Continue Reading »
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Here is a Best Kept Secret -
A tranquil and inviting lake in Madison, Tennessee.
Madison, located in north Nashville, is close to downtown, shopping and restaurants and is adjacent to Goodlettsville, Tennessee and Hendersonville, Tennessee. Continue Reading »
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RISMEDIA, January 20, 2010—Because so many Americans over the age of 62 are facing significant financial stress due to dropping retirement and savings account balances, as well as higher healthcare costs, many groups are targeting seniors under the guise of helping them,” said Scott Peters, CEO and President of Generation Mortgage. “HECM reverse mortgages are Federal Housing Administration-insured products and are heavily scrutinized by regulators and legislators looking to protect seniors’ best interests. As a result, more than 600,000 American seniors have obtained reverse mortgages that have enriched their lives by allowing them to stay in their homes and pay off their bills.” Continue Reading »
The Obama administration recently announced that its program to prevent foreclosures has continued to make slow but steady progress, with the number of homeowners who have received permanently modified mortgages up about 13% in April 2010.
The 295,348 permanent modifications amount to about a quarter of the 1.2 million trial modifications started under the program, which began last year.
During the trial, banks and mortgage servicers reduced a homeowner’s monthly payment for 90 days, with a median reduction of about $500. If the homeowner made the payments and submitted additional paperwork, the servicer made the modification permanent and became eligible for cash incentives from the government. Continue Reading »

Moving from one house to another is seldom easy and fun for adults and it can be especially troubling for the teenagers. To make the move easier on your teenagers, parents need to deal with their children’s concerns and needs thoughtfully, much of that distress and discomfort can be avoided.
Remember that it may be the only home they have ever really known. This is their house, the place they feel safe and comfortable and thoroughly at home. A house is much more than a roof and walls to a teenager. It is the center of his or her world. A move threatens to take that sphere away and leave something totally strange in its place. The familiar friends, schools, shops and theaters, the streets, trees and parks - all will no longer exist for them. Continue Reading »