Author: Greg Larson

Buy My House

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Are you looking to sell a house in Knoxville, the [market_zipcode} zipcode, or anywhere in Tennessee? Then this blog post will answer the question, “Would an investor buy my house in Knoxville for close to asking price?” Keep reading to find out the answer… When it comes to selling your house, you have a couple … Continued

We Buy Houses

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There might be a number of different reasons why you need to sell your Knoxville Tennessee house fast. It may be that you’re moving to a different state, or maybe even a different country. It may be that you have some personal issues like going through a divorce, bankruptcy, you’ve lost your job… or any other reason … Continued

How to Stay in My Home After Foreclosure in Knoxville

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A recent study estimates that 47% of foreclosed properties are still occupied. When you first see that stat you may be surprised… but we’re not. What most people don’t realize is that banks aren’t in the business to own homes. They are in the business to loan people money. But when they have to foreclose … Continued

Foreclosure

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Do you have a Knoxville Tennessee house that’s in foreclosure right now? Many people going through the Tennessee foreclosure process want to get out from under that burdensome house and wonder if they can sell the house in foreclosure. The short answer: yes. The long answer: it’s a little more complicated, but usually you can … Continued

Foreclosure Prevention

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Local Tennessee homeowners who are facing a financial challenge may find themselves in foreclosure. Foreclosure is when the mortgage loan doesn’t get paid back and the bank begins the process to take ownership of the property to recoup its losses. If you find yourself entering the foreclosure process, you might wonder if there is anything … Continued

Portfolio

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If you are just starting your real estate investment business, you must treat it as such. If you’re like other beginning investors, you may be wondering how to increase the holdings in your portfolio; however, as an investor, your job is to acquire assets. Rental properties offer great potential to help achieve your goal, along … Continued

Tenants

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Exit strategies are necessary for the real estate investment business as a part of your plan to realize the best returns on the investment when you purchase the property. Savvy investors, however, understand that they have to study the local market for impending changes and trends in real estate that might require an earlier than … Continued

Terms

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Is your dream home on the market? Then, you’d better move fast in the hot Knoxville real estate market like the one we are in now! Sellers are flush with cash buyers’ offers and benefit from selecting among buyers in bidding wars! Often, would-be buyers need to sell their existing homes for the funds before … Continued

5 Unique Real Estate Investment Ideas for Buyers in Knoxville

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Ideas for real estate investments are limitless, and real estate purchases can be exciting for investors. However, it takes more than getting a good feeling about a property. Due diligence and skillful property management combine to build a healthy real estate portfolio. Diversifying into different sectors as you master each also helps build security against … Continued

Rent to Own

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For those who may be ready to sell yet can hold onto a house that is ready for rental for a few years longer, the rent-to-own scenario provides some perks that make rent-to-own an option worth considering.  There is a large buyer pool waiting for these opportunities, seeking to attain the lifestyle that homeownership affords … Continued

Commercial

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Along with industrial, business or retail uses or apartment complexes, residential properties with more than five units are also commercial properties. Single-family homes, multi-family properties of up to four units and mobile homes are all considered residential properties. Both commercial and residential real estate investment opportunities serve to reach similar goals, with some very significant … Continued