Sarah & John Rummage

Seniors living in Nashville Davidson County, TN may be eligible for property tax relief. Certain income groups of those over age 65 can have property taxes stabilized. It is too late to apply for tax year 2009, but you can look forward to 2010 and apply.



There may be further information at the Donelson Station Center, 108 Donelson Pike; Knowles Senior Citizens Center, 174 Rains Avenue; Madison Station Center, 301 Madison Street and the Northwest Center, 3315 John Mallette Drive, Nashville TN.

Applicants may also contact the city Trustee's office at 615-862-6330 to set up an appointment. Or visit the Trustee's Office at 800 Second Avenue, North, Nashville TN.

To date, there have been over 7,000 Davidson County residents to qualify for this program.

If you are a senior in our surrounding area who needs help in downsizing or relocating, it would be our pleasure to consult with you about your options. Give us a call to chat, Sarah at 615-516-5233 or John at 615-945-1838.

Sarah In Nashville

Codes problems take a lot of time and energy for those affected. All neighborhoods seem to have at least one home which is neglected or abandoned by the owner, and which is an eyesore or dangerous.

Here is a way to have more information on what is going on with certain addresses in Nashville, Davidson County, TN. This is a new site which may still be under construction. But give it a try.

You can check the status of Metro Codes violations and specific addresses. You will see "e-RFS Public Site" in a menu on the right side of the screen...this will take you to the search engine which will allow you to search for information about specific addresses. A user guide has been added to provide assistance.

Thank you Codes Department of Nashville TN for this helpful site!

Sarah in Nashville

Halloween is over and I would like to thank the neighborhoods where homeowners
make it such a fun and special holiday for kids.

Our grandson dressed as Thomas the Train (photo to the right) and went Trick or Treating in the Old Hickory area of Nashville. This village was established during the first world war, and the houses are close together, and many are decorated so festively.

The children visit their friends' homes. Homeowners love to sit on the porch and watch the children as they approach. Thanks, Old Hickory for treating our little children so well!

Another area of Nashville which hosted some children I know is the Richland area off West End Avenue. One child told me that it was so crowded in that neighborhood that they couldn't walk very fast! She had so much fun.

Sarah in Nashville

Below are statistics for single family homes (active and closed in the last month) in some of the zip codes and neighborhoods in the Greater Nashville TN area:

Antioch, 37013; Melrose, 37204; Belle Meade/West Meade, 37205; Green Hills, 37215; Bellevue, 37221; Donelson, 37214; Oak Hill/Crieve hall, 37220; Vanderbilt, 37212; East Nashville, 37206; Inglewood, 37216; Crieve Hall/Nolensville Rd, 37211; Smyrna, 37167; Murfreesboro, 37130; Franklin, 37067.

We would love to help you find a home in any of these great neighborhoods!

It would be our pleasure to help you buy or sell property in the Middle Tennessee USA area. Go ahead! Call us.

We will gladly email you a list of newly reduced homes in the Greater Nashville TN area. If you have a specific area of town in mind, be sure to specify.

Just put in the email subject line, "list of just reduced homes," and area if desired. Click on the button below. Get a new update anytime.

Sarah in Nashville