Shortage of Affordable Homes??
According to an article in today's Tennessean, homes in Nashville are less affordable today than in years past. While one would naturally want to instantly agree, I made a few keystrokes to see just how many homes there are in Nashville available for no more than $100,000. In the entire metro area at this very moment, there are 447 single family homes available. The least expensive is in an area I can only guess may be challenging to live because it's priced at $23,900. There are four homes listed for $100,000 in my search range, including this three bedroom, one bath home on Jenkins Street, located in the Cumberland Gardens subdivision:
Gorgeous hardwood floors, remodeled bathroom and kitchen. Very affordable (my guesstimate is that payments would be between $750 and $800 p/month). In reading further, that home may be sold, but it still proves that there are homes out there if you take your time to look.
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posted by Kathy T. @ 8:36 AM
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