All Forum Posts by: Tommy D.

Absolutely John Oden. I'm not sure if you were at the NASTRA meeting yesterday or not, but it was pretty informative. I'm hoping we can stir up a lot more investors before the meetings in February and March. See you there!

Thanks for posting Devan Mcclish. Yes, we need all the help in Nashville we can get. This will impact other cities one way or the other so please help and take a minute to fill out this petition. You don't have to live in Nashville, but let them know how short term rentals have made an impact on your travels around the country. Click here for the petition: https://form.jotform.com/62302174335144 Thanks from Nashville!

I am looking for the same, but I am in TN. The development mine is located in has 80% rentals.

Hey @Haley Sulser I am also in Nashville and own two short term rentals downtown.  How many beds/baths?  Price range? Neighborhood's closer to downtown tend to rent better as most renters typically care about the distance, time and Uber/Lyft price to downtown. 

Originally posted by @JT Spangler:

Originally posted by @Tommy D.:

Originally posted by @Jordan Thompson:

I'm looking for experience with vacation rentals in general.

Have you considered Nashville?  Our short term rental market is crazy right now.  I live in a development downtown that allows short term rentals.  I have two myself.  I am also a real estate agent and will be listing a unit for a neighbor very soon that can be used as a short term rental as well. 

Downtown Nashville has no more STR permits available for non-owner occupants, as I understand it. Am I missing something?

Hey JT. For now, condominiums do not fall under the same regulations - as long as the HOA allows them of course. So far the city doesn't have a problem.

See if this link will work for you: https://www.facebook.com/DabbsRealtyGroup/posts/10153592757728171?notif_t=like

Originally posted by @Matthew Glover:

Tommy, I'm a real estate agent in Nashville. I have a buyer who wants a short term rental. Where is this unit located? Thanks.

 It is at Riverfront Condos.  Just listed it this morning. 900 1st Ave N

Originally posted by @Jordan Thompson:

I'm looking for experience with vacation rentals in general.

Have you considered Nashville?  Our short term rental market is crazy right now.  I live in a development downtown that allows short term rentals.  I have two myself.  I am also a real estate agent and will be listing a unit for a neighbor very soon that can be used as a short term rental as well. 

Absolutely, I own several units in the same development I live in. It can be a lot of fun.  What part of the country are you considering?  I am in Nashville and these units stay full year round, minus the dip most everyone sees in January and early February. 

Hey Steve! Nashville is hot and has been for a few years now. I have lived downtown Nashville since 2006 when there were only a few condo/apartment complexes worth living in. I own two condos in the loop with another one currently under contract. Two of these will be short term rentals as the other is my residence. Short term rentals do have some restrictions for residential areas that Metro has set in place. Most condominiums HOA's do not allow them....however several do. I have been a full-time real estate broker for 10+ years. If you have any questions feel free to let me know.