The only people that are going to run to the defense of this statement is of course realtors and agents defending their fellow realtors and agents...bottom line I now only buy from auctions, tax sales, direct mail and a few trusted wholesalers and avoid realtors and agents completely unless absolutely necessary...after "cutting the cord" you will see you dont need them to be successful in this business.

We went from paying an interst rate of 5.75 to 3.625.  

The whole area is booming, but the bedroom communities along the Interstates (40, 24, 65) seem to have the most potential for growth.If you are ever in the area or want to discuss Middle Tennessee real estate, hit me up!

I've even seen Tesla's pulled in presumably not for gas.Everyone thought Arch Aplin was crazy to build a "convenience" store on the interstate that didn't cater to semi's.

Through text/emails the tenant claims that they are basically hanging on for life and "moving all their stuff could sever their spinal cord at any moment."  

When I went bungie jumping, I went to one of the places that had a giant air bag at the bottom, even though the bungie cord didn't fail.

If it's a rumbling interstate it may be a liability.

I also ran my cables through a sleeve I found at home depot, mainly because it looks nicer than having a bunch of separate cords hanging down.

It is important to recognize that the tax treatment of interstate exchanges vary with each state and it is important to review the tax policy for the states in question as part of the decision-making process.You'll just want to check with an accountant to be doubly sure you're in the clear.

And, he was in on the original planning commissions back in the 50's when the interstates were being built.