Category Archives: Home Buyers

Mansions of Tennessee: Five Properties That Will Make Your Jaw Drop

Mansions for sale in Tennessee

Tennessee is home to some truly stunning estates—and we’ve handpicked five that perfectly blend grandeur, luxury, and breathtaking design. Each of these properties stands out in its own way, offering jaw‑dropping aesthetics and upscale living. Explore the homes below—click each link for full details and more photos.

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Rediscovering Charm in Older Homes

A vintage bathroom in an older home with a copper bathtub.

Older homes have a personality and charm that draws those who love a good story. Whether the wood trim is over one hundred years old or the staircase banister looks like a dozen kids have spent years sliding down it, each unique element draws you in. If you’re in the market for a home, you may be one of the many buyers who love an old house and all its eccentricities.

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What to Look for in a Real Estate Agent During the Summer Rush

A real estate agent meeting prospective clients at an open house.

During summer, markets heat up. Families rush to move before the new school year, and professionals aim to secure homes ahead of autumn deadlines. Listings multiply while buyers vie for limited options, creating situations where most homes receive numerous offers shortly after going live.

Decisions must happen fast and with confidence. You need an agent who thrives under pressure, has proven success in closing deals swiftly, and can guide you through bidding scenarios.

To help you identify that person, here are the traits and strategies that define top-performing agents during summer’s peak.

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A Smart Approach to Organizing Property Sale Expenses

A cream colored home for sale with a sign in the yard.

Selling a property? It’s a big move, and yes, it can get a little messy when it comes to tracking all the costs involved. Between legal fees, agent commissions, and random little bills that pop up along the way, it’s easy to lose track of where everything is going.

But getting organized doesn’t have to be a headache. In fact, with the right approach, you can avoid surprises and walk away from your sale with confidence.

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Top Renters’ Rights You Need to Know in 2025: A State-by-State Guide

A young couple and real estate agent looking at an apartment to rent.

Renters account for around 34% of the United States population, many of whom are under the age of 35. You may choose to rent if you want a lower monthly payment than a mortgage, prefer someone else to handle property management, don’t spend a lot of time at home, or want a low-maintenance living space. As a renter, you’re entitled to a set of rights, also known as renter’s rights or tenant’s rights. Learn more about what rights you have as a renter, how they differ by state, and more.

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SINK Homeowners Are Rising — Here’s How They Use Their Spare Rooms

A SINK homeowner enjoy her extra space for relaxation.

There’s a new wave of homeowners influencing the housing market. Meet the SINKs — single income, no kids homeowners — who purchase homes even if they haven’t settled down with a partner. And with no children or partners to fill extra rooms, they have a lot of space to turn into something other than a guest bedroom or storage.

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The Psychology of Homebuyers: How to Sell Faster

By: Edrian Blasquino

A family celebrating the sale of their home.

Home selling requires more than posting properties for market access followed by waiting for potential purchasers. Knowledge about how people buy homes helps boost the probability of obtaining lucrative and fast home sales. The purchasing decision of buyers depends on various emotional forces alongside neuropsychological biases and environmental elements. Sellers and agents can reach faster sales by addressing psychological triggers that produce convincing experiences.

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Discovering Tennessee’s Hidden Gems: Creative Ways to Experience the State After You Move

A welcome sign at the border of Tennessee.

Welcome to Tennessee! With so many diverse attractions just waiting to be explored, you and your family are in for the adventure of a lifetime. After you get settled into your new home, here are some fun ways to explore Tennessee’s local culture and find your own connection to the Volunteer State.

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Off-Season Moving: How to Slash Costs by Timing Your Relocation Right

A seasonal relocator company with a van full of moving boxes and furniture.

Moving in the off-season isn’t just about saving money; it’s about having a smoother, less stressful experience. Lower demand in late fall, winter, and early spring means better pricing on movers, truck rentals, and car shipping. Fewer bookings also mean more flexibility, making it easier to secure the dates and services you need.

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