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RE/MAX Elite-Ann Mann, ABR, CSP, e-PRO has been a lifelong resident of the region. I serve Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin and all surrounding cites and counties.

Welcome to the premier resource for all real estate information and services in the area. I hope you enjoy your visit and explore everything my realty website has to offer, including greater Nashville area real estate listings, information for homebuyers and sellers, and more About Us, your professional Nashville area Realtor.

Looking for a new home? Use Quick Search or Map Search to browse an up-to-date database list of all available properties in the area, or use my Dream Home Finder form and I'll conduct a personalized search for you.

If you're planning to sell your home in the next few months, nothing is more important than knowing a fair asking price. I would love to help you with a FREE Market Analysis. I will use comparable sold listings to help you determine the accurate market value of your home.

Let me help you in every little way to make sure that your move to Nashville is as smooth as possible. If you are looking for a Realtor who is-

  • ENTHUSIASTIC and ENERGETIC about buying or selling your home?
  • An HONEST person who genuinely cares about your needs?
  • A Realtor who is AVAILABLE when you are and keeps you informed?
  • An Agent who has the KNOWLEDGE and EXPERIENCE to get the job done in a timely manner?
  • DEDICATED to giving your home MAXIMUM EXPOSURE and
  • TENDS TO YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS?

Then look no further, I am the REALTOR for you! Please contact me, so I can go over my Marketing Strategies for your home. I look forward to hearing from you and adding your name to my list of SATISFIED clients. I’ll be waiting for your message and I’m ready to make your move the best ever.”

I will be happy to provide all the information you need to buy or sell real estate in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, and surrounding areas. As the premier real estate agent in Nashville, I look forward to serving you and will be happy to help at any time. Through my real estate website, you have the ability to search virtually every home for sale in Nashville and all other local areas. In addition to accessing Dickson houses and real estate for sale, this web site features comprehensive community information for Davidson or Williamson County that can help guide you in making the right buying or selling decision.
 

Specializing in Nashville, Brentwood and Franklin homes for sale within the Davidson and Williamson Counties real estate market.  As one of the most experienced real estate agents in the state you have found your Realtor resource for buying and selling your next home. With expertise in Brentwood realty for both purchasing and listing properties, all of your real estate needs can be handled. Whether you are looking for a new Franklin property or you are in the preliminary stages of a Burns real estate search, you have found the best in professional service.

New Franklin,Tn Home Listings

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$525,900 New Active - Showing
429 Galloway Dr
Franklin, TN 37064
4 beds, 3 full, 1 partial baths | Single Family Home
3,457 sq ft; lot: 7405 sq ft
Courtesy of Benchmark Realty, Llc, Tricia Whitehead
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New Brentwood,Tn Home Listings

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$1,650,000 New Active - Showing
9549 Sanctuary Pl
Brentwood, TN 37027
6 beds, 6 full, 1 partial baths | Single Family Home
8,714 sq ft; lot: 16553 sq ft
Courtesy of Benchmark Realty, Llc, Jennifer Turberfield
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Testimonials

In all our dealings with Realtors over the past ten years, we have never met anyone as helpful and energetic as you have been. Without hesitation, we would highly recommend your service to anyone who is looking for an experienced Realtor who cares about getting things done and doing them right! Thanks for taking such good care of us, we couldn't have done it without you! Nadine Andreassen
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Nashville real estate referral

” I just moved to Nashville on an unwelcome Corporate relocation and Ann Mann met me at the airport and showed me properties for 3 straight days until I had to leave. She met me two weeks later and did it all over again. I bought a gorgeous condo in The Viridian on the 23rd floor. Without her patience and expertise I don’t know how I could have gotten it done. The perfect place, the perfect location and the perfect real estate agent!  She knows the lenders, the appraisers, and the title companies.  Full service agent!  Want a referral call me Mike Carrington @ 713-459-8331. This is the most patient and nicest lady I have ever met and for you Nashville particulars she is a “Vandy” graduate.”

 

Happy Customer “An employment related relocation to the Northeast put us in the unenviable position of having to sell our home in TN, during a precarious housing market.  After a few months of working with a realtor that produced little to no buyer interest, we decided to make a change to a different realtor – opting for someone we felt would be a better fit for us and who could appropriately guide us in selling our home.  We chose Ann Mann.  From the start Ann was professional, caring and excited to help us sell our home.  She gave us great advice and always considered our comfort level first and foremost.  Ann worked hard for us, exploring all options in making our house competitive in this challenging market.  She was very knowledgeable and with her experience always knew the right steps to take.  Ann started as our realtor and quickly became our friend and a part of our neighborhood community.  Thanks to Ann, we were able to sell our home.  We highly recommend Ann Mann to lead you through your home buying or selling experience!   She is the BEST!”

Real Estate News!!!

Latest Realty News from NAR

April 2018 Existing-Home Sales

Posted on 25 May 2018 by Michael Hyman, Research Data Specialist
  • NAR released a summary of existing-home sales data showing that housing market activity this April fell 2.5 percent from last month and dropped 1.4 percent from last year. April’s existing home sales reached 5.46 million seasonally adjusted annual rate.
  • The national median existing-home price for all housing types was $257,900 in April, up 5.3 percent from a year ago. This marks the 74th consecutive month of year-over-year gains.
  • Regionally, all four regions showed growth in prices from a year ago, with the West leading all regions with an incline of 6.2 percent. The Midwest had a gain of 4.6 percent followed by the South with a gain of 3.9 percent. The Northeast had the smallest gain of 2.8 percent from April 2017.

  • April’s inventory figures are up 9.8 percent from last month to 1.67 million homes for sale. However, compared with April of 2017, fewer homes are available, with inventory down 6.2 percent, marking 35 months of year-over-year declines. It will take 4.0 months to move the current level of inventory at the current sales pace. Transactions are moving faster and it takes approximately 26 days for a home to go from listing to a contract in the current housing market, down from 39 days a year ago.

  • From March, three of the four regions experienced declines in sales. The Northeast had the biggest decline of 4.4 percent followed by the West with a drop of 3.3 percent. The South fell 2.9 percent. The Midwest region was flat.
  • Three of the four regions showed declines in sales from a year ago. The Northeast had the biggest drop in sales of 11.0 percent followed by the Midwest with a decline of 3.0 percent. The West had a modest dip of 0.8 percent. The South was the only region to have a gain of 2.2 percent. The South led all regions in percentage of national sales, accounting for 42.7 percent of the total, while the Northeast had the smallest share at 11.9 percent.

  • In April, single-family sales declined 3.0 percent and condominiums sales rose 1.6 percent compared to last month. Single-family home sales fell 1.6 percent and condominium sales were unchanged compared to a year ago. Both single-family and condominiums had an increase in price with single-family up 5.5 percent at $259,900 and condominiums up 3.4 percent at $245,500 from April 2017.

REALTORS® Confidence Index Survey: April 2018 Highlights

Posted on 25 May 2018 by Karen Belita, Data Scientist

The REALTORS® Confidence Index (RCI) survey[1] gathers monthly information from REALTORS® about local real estate market conditions, characteristics of buyers and sellers, and issues affecting homeownership and real estate transactions.[2] This report presents key results about market transactions from April 2018. View and download the full report here.

Market Conditions and Expectations

  • The REALTORS® Buyer Traffic Index registered at 74 (75 in April 2017).[3]
  • The REALTORS® Seller Traffic Index registered at 45 (46 in April 2017).
  • The REALTORS® Confidence Index—Six–Month Outlook Current Conditions registered at 74 for detached single-family, 63 for townhome, and 59 for condominium properties. An index above 50 indicates market conditions are expected to improve.
  • Properties were typically on the market for 26 days (29 days in April 2017).
  • Eighty-eight percent of respondents reported that home prices remained constant or rose in April 2018 compared to levels one year ago (82 percent in April 2017).

Characteristics of Buyers and Sellers

  • First-time buyers accounted for 33 percent of sales (34 percent in April 2017).
  • Vacation and investment buyers comprised 15 percent of sales (15 percent in April 2017).
  • Sales of distressed properties (foreclosed or sold as a short sale) accounted for 3.5 percent of sales (5 percent in April 2017).
  • Cash sales made up 21 percent of sales (21 percent in April 2017).
  • Eighteen percent of sellers offered incentives such as paying for closing costs (8 percent), providing a warranty (7 percent), and undertaking remodeling (2 percent).[4]

Issues Affecting Buyers and Sellers

  • From February–April 2018, 78 percent of contracts settled on time (72 percent in April 2017).
  • Among sales that closed in April 2018, 75 percent had contract contingencies. The most common contingencies pertained to home inspection (55 percent), obtaining financing (44 percent), and getting an acceptable appraisal (41 percent).
  • REALTORS® report “low inventory”, “interest rates”, and “multiple offers” as the major issues affecting transactions in April 2018.

About the RCI Survey

  • The RCI Survey gathers information from REALTORS® about local market conditions based on their client interactions and the characteristics of their most recent sales for the month.
  • The April 2018 survey was sent to 50,000 REALTORS® who were selected from NAR’s 1.3 million members through simple random sampling and to 7,082 respondents in the previous three surveys who provided their email addresses.
  • There were 4,555 respondents to the online survey which ran from May 1-9, 2018. The survey’s overall margin of error at the 95 percent confidence level is one percent. The margins of error for subgroups and sample proportions of below or above 50 percent are larger.
  • NAR weighs the responses by a factor that aligns the sample distribution of responses to the distribution of NAR membership.

The REALTORS® Confidence Index is provided by NAR solely for use as a reference. Resale of any part of this data is prohibited without NAR’s prior written consent. For questions on this report or to purchase the RCI series, please email: Data@realtors.org

[1] Thanks to George Ratiu, Managing Director, Housing and Commercial Research and Gay Cororaton, Research Economist for their data analysis and comments to the RCI Report.

[2] Respondents report on the most recent characteristics of their most recent sale for the month.

[3] An index greater than 50 means more respondents reported conditions as “strong” compared to one year ago than “weak.” An index of 50 indicates a balance of respondents

who viewed conditions as “strong” or “weak.”

[4] The difference in the sum of percentages to the total percentage of sellers who offered incentives is due to rounding.

March 2018 Housing Affordability Index

Posted on 11 May 2018 by Michael Hyman, Research Data Specialist

At the national level, housing affordability is down from last month and down from a year ago. Mortgage rates rose to 4.42 percent this March, up 8.2 percent compared to 4.28 percent a year ago.

  • Housing affordability declined from a year ago in March moving the index down 7.0 percent from 150.4 to 161.7. The median sales price for a single family home sold in March in the US was $252,111 up 5.9 percent from a year ago.
  • Nationally, mortgage rates were up 35 basis point from one year ago (one percentage point equals 100 basis points), while median family incomes rose 2.7 percent.

  • Regionally, the West recorded the biggest increase in price at 8.5 percent. The South had an increase of 6.0 percent while the Midwest had a gain of 5.1 percent. The Northeast had the smallest incline in price of 3.5 percent.
  • Regionally, all four regions saw a decline in affordability from a year ago. The West had the biggest drop in affordability of 9.2 percent. The South had a decline of 7.3 percent followed by the Midwest with a drop of 5.7 percent. The Northeast had the smallest drop of 2.7 percent.
  • On a monthly basis, affordability is down from last month in all four regions. The West had a decline of 4.7 percent followed by the Northeast with a dip of 5.6 percent. The South had a drop of 5.9 percent followed by the Midwest, which had the biggest; dip in affordability of 8.6 percent.
  • Despite month-to-month changes, the most affordable region was the Midwest, with an index value of 194.7. The least affordable region remained the West where the index was 105.6. For comparison, the index was 151.8 in the South, and 163.5 in the Northeast.

  • Mortgage applications are currently down 2.5 percent. Mortgage credit availability in April was flat. Rates are rising which will increase-housing costs. Home prices are up 5.9 percent while median family incomes are only growing 2.7 percent. Inventory gains will help ease the pressure on home prices.
  • What does housing affordability look like in your market? View the full data release here.
  • The Housing Affordability Index calculation assumes a 20 percent down payment and a 25 percent qualifying ratio (principal and interest payment to income). See further details on the methodology and assumptions behind the calculation here.

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Ann Mann
REALTOR®, ABR, CSP, e-PRO
RE/MAX Elite
278 Franklin Rd.. Suite 190
Brentwood, TN 37027
Phone: 615-305-3716
Email: annscasa@yahoo.com

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