Knoxville’s International Biscuit Festival is upon us once again. This year it takes place on on May 18th to May 20 in Market Square. For three days, downtown Knoxville celebrates all things biscuit. Whether you’ve gone… read more →
It can be exciting to think about buying a new home. You may start researching online and dreaming of what your future home may look like. You’re filled with joy and excitement over the prospect of… read more →
After looking at countless West Knoxville homes for sale, you’ve finally found the perfect one. It can feel like you’ve finally reached the finish line. Unfortunately, for some real estate transactions, there are a few reasons… read more →
When you buy a Knoxville home, you’ll put earnest money down when you make an offer. Earnest money is what shows that you’re serious about buying a home. Depending on the situation, earnest money is what… read more →
The Knoxville real estate market has transitioned back into a seller’s market. Sellers out there are receiving multiple offers and new homes are not last long. For Knoxville buyers, this means the competition is fierce, and… read more →
One key step in buying a Knoxville home for sale is applying for a mortgage. For a majority of home buyers, a mortgage is necessary to buy a home. Unfortunately, mortgages these days require a lot… read more →
One of the great things about owning a Knoxville home is your ability to customize the home to fit your needs. Unfortunately, not all upgrades and repairs increase Knoxville home’s value. If you’re thinking about selling… read more →
Knoxville has been named the 5th friendliest city to small businesses, according to Thumbtack.com. This is the fourth annual Small Business Friendliness Survey conducted by Thumbtack. The website graded each city based on the following items:… read more →
When you start searching for West Knoxville homes for sale, you will receive a lot of different advice from people. Everyone from your family, your friends, and co-workers will want to give their two cents. While… read more →
Home Affordability Gets Worse Despite The Plunging Cost Of Living