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Best Auction In Murfreesboro / Lebanon Tennessee!

11-17-09
Jay Cash
Jay Cash: Real Estate Auctioneer in Murfreesboro, TN

This Saturday November 21st, I have the opportunity to be conducting one of the nicest liquidations auctions in Middle Tennessee. Everything will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of price, needless to say there will be some MAJOR Bargains.

There are hundreds of Items to be auctioned off.

Auction Highlights:

John Deere F725, Tri Cycler Lawn Mower, Craftsman Lawn Mower, Kohler Engine, 6 Speed 42' Deck w/ Bagger, Lawnboy Push Mower, Troy-Bilt 5 hp Trimmer Mower, Flower bed tiller

Hundreds of Shop Tools: Most all the tools are in Complete sets. Snap On Brand tools; Combination wrenches, ratchets, Screw driver sets, Nut driver sets, Socket Sets, several sizes. Craftsman tools; open end wrenches, Drill Bits, Micro Pliers, Light Probe, Megohm Probe Meter, Pry Bars, Hammers, Combination Square, Starret Micrometer, Surefire Flashlight M6, chisels & punches, Heavy Duty Craftsman Tool Chest on Wheels, Grease Guns, Air Hoses, Hand Tools, Vice, Dewalt Machine Tools; Saws All, Circular Saw, Drill & Battery, 2 Dewalt Palm sanders, Dewalt Miter Chop Saw, LARGE assortment of nuts and Bolts, Floor Jacks, Saw Horses, Heat Gun, Levels, Bench Grinder, Chain Saws, Seat Creeper, Shop Fan, ShopVac,Bolt cutters, Ryobi 10' table saw,

Dozens of Yard Tools: Weed Eaters, Leaf blower, seed sower, wheel barrow, Tomato cages, flower pots, gas cans, Hand Tools- Rakes, Shovels, Brooms, 8' & 6' Aluminum ladders.

All the Miscellaneous pieces you can imagine:3 burner Coleman camp stove w/stand, Hunting Knives, Pocket Knives, Metal Detector, Flare Gun w/ Flares, Taser, Enormous Collection of fishing tackle 25+ Boxes, 15 Rods & Reels. Remote Control Heli Copter, Live trap, Shooting Targets, Kerosene Heater, 6ft Cat Scratching Post, Tanning Bed, THOUSANDS of Baseball cards, New York Yankees team signed baseball.

There will also be many Items from the Home: Nearly news Frigidaire Washer & Dryer, front load w/ stands, Legend 4 Burner portable Grill, Patio Furniture, Small Kitchen Appliances, S Roll Top desk, Round Oak Kitchen Table, Claw Feet w/ leaf & 4 Chairs. Leather sofa & love seat, Curio Cabinet, Limoge, Pottery, MatchBox Collectible Cars, End Tables, bakers rack.

The Auction is this Saturday, It will be the event to attend if you love bargains!

Everything Selling to the Highest Bidder, Regardless of Price! Bring your truck or trailer. Concessions will be served! Join us for the Morning!

Directions: From Murfreesboro, take Hwy. 231 north past Walter Hill School, left on Old Lebanon Rd., house on the corner of Old Lebanon Rd. and Claude Jones. Driveway on Claude Jones. From Lebanon at I-40 take 231 South, towards Murfreesboro Turn right on Old Lebanon Road- Signs Will be Posted!

Terms: PERSONAL PROPERTY: All items paid in full day of sale. Cash, check, Visa, Mastercard or Discover. 10% Buyer's Premium will be added to bid to determine final sale price.

Indian Hills Golf Course

Larry Brewer  Nashville real estate: Real Estate Agent in Nashville, TN

Indian Hills Golf Course - located in Murfreesboro Tennessee, just south or Nashville and 30 miles east of Franklin. A reasonably priced public golf course with plenty of water hazards, sand traps, and slippery greens.

For more information on Indian Hills golf course, or to arrange for tee times, click on the Indian Hills link.

This posting and the contents written here are the intellectual property and opinions of Larry Brewer of Keller Williams Realty. Providing real estate services to clients in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Green Hills, and all of Middle Tennessee To search for Nashville real estate, click on the button

I'm Back!

Jamie Williams - Keller Williams Murfreesboro: Real Estate - Other in Murfreesboro, TN

WOW! This year has flown by so quickly. It's October and I'm back to blogging. I haven't posted since March. What's happened since March that would hinder my blogging? The busy real estate in Middle Tennessee!

What slow market? The real estate market in Murfreesboro has been great. We have made our goals of 80 listings, 80 contracts written, and 80 closing for most of the year. The phone lines are busy with anxious customers. Of course this is thanks to the phenomenal training Keller Williams as to offer. I can't wait to see what the end of October brings!

Warmest Regards,
Jamie Williams
Keller Williams Realty Murfreesboro

Duplex for rent in Murfreesboro, tn

09-18-09
Gordon Cuffe
Gordon Cuffe: Real Estate Agent in Rocklin, CA

ok I need help in renting my DUPLEX IN MURFREESBORO, TN. It is a 2br 1ba Duplex on a 1/3 of an acre. I would think a small family would like this DUPLEX IN MURFREESBORO, TN because of the fact the yard is so large. It is not like an apartment setting where your neighbor is right on top of you. I guess the rental market is soft now in and around MURFREESBORO,TN. The only site that I know to advertise online is craigslist. If anybody out there knows of a good site to advertising DUPLEXES FOR RENT IN MURFREESBORO, please tell me about it.

Here is a little information about the RENTAL IN MURFREESBORO, TN. It is a 2br 1ba duplex on a 1/3 of an acre for $599.0 per month. It is located just outside of the city of MURFREESBORO, TN. I do have another DUPLEX FOR RENT IN MURFREESBORO also. That apartment is a 2br 1ba also, and it is only $450.0 per month. You can call me at 916-261-2381 to see either of these two DUPLEXES FOR RENT IN MURFREESBORO, TN. My email address is gordoncuffe@gmail.com

My Thoughts on the "Doomed" Housing Market: Listen When "Dr. Doom" Speaks

James McCormack: Real Estate Agent in Murfreesboro, TN
According to this CNBC article, US Economy Facing 'Death by a Thousand Cuts': Roubini, Nouriel Roubini says "more banks will fail and residential real estate prices have more room to decline."  According to Roubini, the economy faces a real threat of a "double dip" recession due to the severely damaged financial system and a lack of consumer spending.  Roubini says "the securitization market is all but dead, the credit markets are still frozen and consumers will continue to save more rather than spend and boost growth."  He predicts that by the time this financial and economic crisis is all over the following will happen:
  • More than 1,000 financial institutions could fail.
  • Housing prices will likely to fall another 12 percent in the next year making the total decline approximately 40 percent since the market began its steep decline. This will result in nearly one half of all homeowners owing more on their mortgages than their houses are worth.
Regarding housing construction, Roubini states "The gap between supply and demand is so huge we could stop producing new homes for a year to get rid of all the inventory  This price adjustment, in my opinion, is going to continue for another year." Regarding commercial real estate, he warns that regulators are repeating some of the same mistakes made during the financial crisis. He states "Allowing forbearance in the deeply troubled sector will mask underlying problems that will come back and bite the economy". While I do have a BA degree with a major in Economics from an Ivy League University, I am not a professor or professional economist.  However, I have been saying much of the same for months now.  That is that housing prices are still too high and there is still too much new construction.  We do not need new construction reduced to such and such levels - we need all new spec construction to come to a halt for at least a year.  Of course, that will not happen.  Instead new homes will be built, housing will continue to decline, more short sales and foreclosures will occur and more bailouts will be doled out to foolish banks and lenders.  It's an endless cycle of disaster. With respect to the Middle Tennessee real estate market:
  • Rutherford County Tennessee: Murfreesboro TN, Smyrna TN and La Vergne TN (LaVergne TN)
  • Williamson County Tennessee: Brentwood TN and Franklin TN
  • Davidson County Tennessee: Nashville TN and Belle Meade TN
I have been saying since I moved here in September 2008 that the Middle Tennessee housing and commercial real estate market is significantly over built and that housing prices are still too high.  Since the peak of the real estate market in Middle Tennessee occurred in late 2007/early 2008 (i.e. 2 years later than most places) the market here will decline for a few more years.  Also, a large portion of the homes sold with 95-100% subprime and FHA financing which have high default rates so short sales and foreclosures will be high in Middle Tennessee.  Therefore, I predict that the Middle Tennessee real estate market will do worse than the US average over the next few years.