About Dyer County, TN

Yesterday I had the opportunity to interview David Hayes who is the president of Security Bank in Dyersburg,Tennessee.

I sent David a list of questions some time ago and had the opportunity yesterday to sit down with him for lunch and a discussion about our local and national economy.

In my opinion, David is one of the brightest minds in West Tennessee and a great member of our community!

If you want to read the entire interview, please click into my Dyersburg Real Estate blog. David was pretty insightful with his take on the economy and what it will take to lead us out of the recession we are now in.

Actually no, but Scooby knows who to call when he needs a Realtor in Dyersburg,Tennessee.

Now more than ever people relocating to Dyersburg,Tennessee need a seasoned Realtor who knows the neighborhoods and the ins and outs of the market.

I always put my clients interests ahead of my own and promise unsurpassed service and

dedication to you as a client.

If you are relocating to the Dyersburg,Tennessee area you can begin the process by clicking on the Search Homes Button down below!

Over the last 24 months or so Dyersburg has experienced a housing slump which hit bottom about 2 months ago.

Activity has really increased in the last 2-3 weeks. We have had houses listed (that are priced right) that are starting to get offers and sometimes more than one at a time.

Almost all of my agents are busy showing properties and writing offers and many of these offers are legitimate offers that most of the time can be negotiated.

I will agree that there are some price ranges that are still slow ($150,000-$200,000) but for the most part I really believe the market is starting to revive in the Dyersburg,Tn market.

The reasons I believe our market is turned is:

1. interest rates at historic lows
2. The current tax incentive for homebuyers
3. People are not as scared of the economy
4. Industries here still doing pretty well
5. House prices at values 6-8% below last year's prices
6. Many people still relocating to Dyersburg for jobs
7. Houses in other areas starting to sell so relocating people can now purchase
8. Our local hospital expanding and bringing in many doctors, nurses and technicians
9. Dyersburg is a great place to live and work
10. Tennessee's tax structure is favorable(no state income tax)

I have been looking for the day to announce that the Dyersburg,Tn market has turned the corner! In the coming weeks I will provide some hard numbers to confirm my findings.

Saddle Ridge Subdivision is located only about 3-4 miles east of Dyersburg,Tn and has all the amenities you would expect to find in a great new subdivision. From city water to underground electric utilities this no city taxes area is just a great place to live. This new area is located in the country but close enough to everything in the city.

This new subdivision has several homes that have been constructed and sold in the price range $150,000-$225,000.

Currently there are 4 homes either completed or nearing completion ready to purchase. These quality built homes that are available begin at $155,900 and go up to $193,000.

You really need to go inside these homes to really appreciate the quality of construction. From columns to tile to Walden cabinets and beautiful crown moldings, the quality is at the top.

If you are considering a move to a new home and want to avoid city taxes, then this is the place for you.

This morning(like most mornings) I went on Google and typed in who is Dyersburg's most tech savvy realtor?

I did this on a whim without knowing what to expect. I have several blogs including my activerain blog and it was two of those localism blog posts that showed up. One was number 2 on the first page and thge other was number 4 on the first page. The NAR site came up Number one.

I wonder if homeowners will search for Dyersburg's most tech savvy realtor and use him to list and market their home? I sure hope so:)