Yes.According to an article in the Tennessean four days ago, rents in Nashville increased nearly 19% last year. 

Took the money and bought in Nashville and San Antonio TX.

Hello Nashville Investors!

I invest out of my home town (Nashville) in Chattanooga.

Personally, I would recommend partnering up with a local investor in Nashville to learn all of the tricks by helping out. 

I'm in the Nashville market, but it really depends on what type of strategy you are looking at.

I'm in a very hot Nashville, TN market, and my current home, built two years ago, served for 7 months as a STR property (short lived due to awful neighbors), and then I was able to get lucky and signed a Nashville Predators hockey player to a 10 month lease fully furnished, cash flowing over $2k a month...

I currently work in the building supply industry here in Nashville.

I don't know the eviction process in Nashville, Tennessee, and anybody who gives you eviction process advice yet doesn't run rentals in Tennessee, specifically in Davidson County, is likely misguided.Illegally, there are all sorts of things you can do and I would advise against all of them.

I am an agent in the Clarksville, TN area but prices here are starting to get into the Nashville nose bleed arena since so many people move to Nashville and discover how expensive it is.