Starting my research for Nashville Investment

Starting my research for Nashville Investment

Member since 2020 · 16 posts · 3 votes

I am from CA and looking to invest in Nashville, budget is 300-400, what cities/zipcodes should I look for and why, I am mainly looking to balance my mortgage and get appreciation.  

Based on internet and few post on biggerpockets,  the cities which have been repeatedly mentioned are 



Old Hickory

Mt. Juliet

Hermitage

La Vergne

Smyrna

Murfreesbro

Should I add any more cities in my list. I am yet to see the quality of the property I would get in above cities in my budget

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Real Estate Agent · Nashville, TN · Member since 2015 · 2k+ posts · 2k+ votes
5y

@Poonam Hemrajani

Old Hickory is exploding with growth. It's doing very well as a market overall. It's getting a lot of growth from the expansion of the urban core and the surrounding suburbs of Nashville. It's very much a strong and up and coming market. 

Mt. Juliet is doing very well at the moment as the Wilson county schools are rock solid. Affordability is a big factor in Mt. Juliet as well and a lot of people from Franklin are now moving there to build their dream homes on large plots of land. I40E into downtown though is a terrible drive which is why I personally don't love the location. It's very much a self sustaining area and you don't really need to leave for anything. 

Hermitage has been a long time favorite of mine. It's a bit further out, but the affordability factor is solid in that area and more and more people are moving out there. 

I would take Murfreesboro off your list. It's too hot. It's a blood bath out there right now and you can't buy a house in that area unless you are offering all cash and waving contingencies. 

La vergne and Smyrna are both very strong markets as well. They are getting overflow from Mboro as the prices there keep rising. They have tons of distribution jobs in those locations and they keep getting more and more companies moving down there!

I would add to your search:

Dickson, Bellevue, Antioch, Madison. 

I spoke to another California investor the other day looking for rentals here. I basically told him you can't go wrong in the Middle TN market at this point. 

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  • Real Estate Agent · Nashville, TN · Member since 2015 · 2k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    5y

    @Poonam Hemrajani

    Old Hickory is exploding with growth. It's doing very well as a market overall. It's getting a lot of growth from the expansion of the urban core and the surrounding suburbs of Nashville. It's very much a strong and up and coming market. 

    Mt. Juliet is doing very well at the moment as the Wilson county schools are rock solid. Affordability is a big factor in Mt. Juliet as well and a lot of people from Franklin are now moving there to build their dream homes on large plots of land. I40E into downtown though is a terrible drive which is why I personally don't love the location. It's very much a self sustaining area and you don't really need to leave for anything. 

    Hermitage has been a long time favorite of mine. It's a bit further out, but the affordability factor is solid in that area and more and more people are moving out there. 

    I would take Murfreesboro off your list. It's too hot. It's a blood bath out there right now and you can't buy a house in that area unless you are offering all cash and waving contingencies. 

    La vergne and Smyrna are both very strong markets as well. They are getting overflow from Mboro as the prices there keep rising. They have tons of distribution jobs in those locations and they keep getting more and more companies moving down there!

    I would add to your search:

    Dickson, Bellevue, Antioch, Madison. 

    I spoke to another California investor the other day looking for rentals here. I basically told him you can't go wrong in the Middle TN market at this point. 

  • Real Estate Agent · Nashville, TN · Member since 2017 · 80 posts · 49 votes
    5y

    Awesome response @Luka Milicevic!

  • Investor · Middle Tennessee · Member since 2021 · 7 posts · 4 votes
    5y

    @Luka Milicevic Your response was super helpful! Would you say this information is still relevant, any new developments on these areas? My husband will be working in Franklin and we are moving between September and November of this year to that area.

  • Real Estate Agent · Nashville, TN · Member since 2015 · 2k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    5y

    @Kelsey Stachowski

    Yes very relevant. Franklin is going to be really tough right now. Not enough homes to go around. 

  • Investor · Middle Tennessee · Member since 2021 · 7 posts · 4 votes
    5y

    @Luka Milicevic I have definitely noticed that it’s also very expensive! We are looking between up to an hour within the distance of Franklin instead but we are still finding very little in our price range

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