All Forum Posts by: Nick Cantey

@Denise Frazier

I’m a residential contractor, real estate agent, and investor that lives in Knoxville. I can tell you without a doubt that what your structural is telling you is in correct. Knoxville is actually quite lackadaisical when it comes to the codes. The only thing they are sticklers on right now is the energy code. They are full boar on that right now. Outside of that...as long as you’ve done your due diligence and don’t plan on putting a subpar product out there then you should be fine.

In regards to your contractors, they might not want to work in Knoxville because Knoxville requires that you also be certified and carry a Knoxville license on some infrastructure categories.

Anyone that is in an adjoining county that doesn’t have a Knoxville license is missing out on a ton of business right now.

Subcontractors and contractors are booked solid in Knoxville right now. Due to how hot the market it is, and in some cases over a year or more.

Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns I can help you with regarding Knoxville. I work with investors almost exclusively when it comes to the real estate side of things, and my investors can’t find enough properties in Knoxville. They’re acting to get into this market with how many jobs and solid stability Knoxville has as a whole, plus not mention our entires state university being here in the University of Tennessee Knoxville.

Hey Konrad! I sent you a connect request. Please message me and we can discuss inspectors, etc.

@Xavier Bruce

I would say that’s probably the case, unfortunately. Let me know if you need more info!

I’m a contractor and a Realtor. I would be happy to connect when you come down for your visit. Please message me and we can set up details. 

@Xavier Bruce

You better increase your cost of renovations by more than that. Building costs are at an all time high. I’m a residential contractor, wholesaler of building materials, and a Realtor...we’ve never seen the cost of updates and construction this highly priced. Let me know if you need more details.

I’m glad to hear you’re back up and running. I’ll try to make it out there, it that’s quite a trek from me for that time; about 45 mins.

@Robert V. I'm not able to see your post at all. However, I can read the title of your post, and I'm an agent in Knoxville that has plenty of multi-family listing and selling experience. I would love to assist you with any multi-family real estate needs you need me to look into. Please message me on here any details, or the original post message, and lets talk! Thanks!

@Dunkan Gibson I appreciate that! I’ve enjoyed working with you and assisting you in your start to property investment. You’re going to be great at it!!

I would be more than happy to help you, @Zachary Penn. I’m a Realtor in Knoxville, and I’m also a new home builder (residential contractor). I’m very active in real estate and would be happy to help you and your family find a place here in Knoxville. Message me, and let’s set up time for a call. Thanks!

@Clay Bradley

Hello, Clay. I’m an agent, contractor, and investor in Knoxville. I would be happy to connect to discuss the Knoxville market, and what you and your partners would be interested in investing. Send me a message here on BP and we can discuss more.

Thanks,

Nick