All Forum Posts by: Ryan Ilardi

Hey Jeff, thanks for the response. Chattanooga is a great area but I feel they have already gone through their renaissance you could say, Knoxville is in the beginning of theirs. Besides the stats I had given in the previous post, we have other items that make this area enticing. For example:

- Continued job growth, companies relocating the Knoxville area.

- The University of Tennessee is located here and is currently undergoing a one billion dollar facelift.

- Oak Ridge is within 15 min of Knoxville, home of the Y-12 complex, many federal jobs.

- Downtown Knoxville continues to be revitalized with new business and

many lofts and apartments going up

- Highly visited vacation area located within 1 hour, The Great Smoky Mountains, which includes the popular destinations of Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg

- Cost of living is low compared to most of the country

These are some of the benefits to investing in this area. Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll be happy to help!

If you are looking to invest in the Knoxville, TN area, I would like to earn your business! I am a commercial real estate agent with Trotter and Company, a leading player in the local and regional market, offering a wide range of services. Through the years, Trotter and Company has earned significant growth in customer base, employment opportunities, as well as numerous professional accreditation and honors. Trotter and Company works to provide the most cost effective and innovative commercial real estate services possible.

Knoxville is a growing market. Here are some examples why the Knoxville market is a great place to invest:

2014 - Knoxville named in Top 100 Best Places to Live. Source: Livability.com September 2014.

2014 - Knoxville ranked the Most Exciting City in Tennessee. Source: Movoto.com July 2014.

2014 - Knoxville named second in Top 10 Best Midsize Cities for College Graduates. Source: MyLife.com July 2014.

2014 - Knoxville named third Most Well Read City in America. Source: Amazon.com May 2014.

2014 - Knoxville named #2 "Best College Sports Town."Source: Answers.com May 2014.

2014 - Knoxville ranked in Top 5 of America's Most Affordable Cities. Source: Forbes March 2014.

Please contact me with your needs in the area. Although I focus on apartments and multifamilies, my company can help with any commercial need. Thanks for your time and attention.

Ryan Ilardi

Trotter and Company

625 Market Street Suite 1500

Knoxville, TN 37902

Office: 865-525-4800

Cell: 865-684-6405

If you are looking to invest in the Knoxville, TN area, I would like to earn your business! I am a commercial real estate agent with Trotter Incorporated, a leading player in the local and regional market, offering a wide range of services. Through the years, Trotter Incorporated has earned significant growth in customer base, employment opportunities, as well as numerous professional accreditation and honors. Trotter Incorporated works to provide the most cost effective and innovative commercial real estate services possible.

Knoxville is a growing market. Here are some examples why the Knoxville market is a great place to invest:

2014 - Knoxville named in Top 100 Best Places to Live. Source: Livability.com September 2014.

2014 - Knoxville ranked the Most Exciting City in Tennessee. Source: Movoto.com July 2014.

2014 - Knoxville named second in Top 10 Best Midsize Cities for College Graduates. Source: MyLife.com July 2014.

2014 - Knoxville named third Most Well Read City in America. Source: Amazon.com May 2014.

2014 - Knoxville named #2 "Best College Sports Town."Source: Answers.com May 2014.

2014 - Knoxville ranked in Top 5 of America's Most Affordable Cities. Source: Forbes March 2014.

Please contact me with your needs in the area. Although I focus on apartments and multifamilies, my company can help with any commercial need. Thanks for your time and attention.

Ryan Ilardi

Trotter Incorporated

625 Market Street Suite 1500

Knoxville, TN 37902

865-525-4800

Hey, I am ready to get serious in the investment game. I have acquired my real estate license here in Tennessee as the first step to my investment career. My next step is to buy a property to fix and flip.

My biggest hurtle as for most people is financing. My finances are not solid, meaning I cannot fund my own deal. I need a hard money/private money to begin my investment business. 

I need a lot of help financially to strike a deal but now that I have my license, I can find good deals, I have connections, and can close the deal on my own.

The Knoxville market is hot right now, inventory is at it's lowest since 2006. This means getting a cheap, fix up property will sell quick at the right price.

I offer to do the entire aspect of the deal, the person financing me will do only that, they won't have to worry about the day to day stuff. I also offer to split the profit from a sale 50/50, pretty good for only putting up money. 

In terms of what price houses, it depends on you and what is available. I'm willing to do any price range as long as the area and overall condition of the property will be able to resale quickly and  be profitable.

Please contact me for more details and hopefully an interview with me to show you I have the knowledge, passion, and personality to make your investment go far. I look forward to doing business!

Welcome, I'm a realtor in Knoxville and eventually want to invest. If you need any help or just want to chat, hit me up sometime. 

Welcome to the site! If you need anything, just let me know. I am a licensed realtor here in Knoxville. 

I have a home in Knoxville, TN that is available before it goes to auction that is going for about $100,000. Comps in the area are 200k+, it has a river/lake view, beautiful area. I have not actually seen the home in person, I know it needs some work. Let me know if interested and I'll get you in contact with the agent.

I guess I should have also mentioned the principle broker from the new company specialized in rehabilitation properties in the past. That may be a better person to get aligned with due to my eventual investment goals.

@Cierra Seay, @Account Closed

 Thank you for your input!