I bet!! Historic downtown is the best!!

We as a state are def not prepared for ice and snow.. but it happens so rarely, just sit back and enjoy the days off!

Get the best generator you can afford, keep an eye on the news especially during the winter months and hit the grocery if they even mention snow. Be patient stores will be busy. Then just put your feet up and turn your negative into a positive. You’re in one of the nations top sweet spots. I spent nearly 5 decades there back when that exact area was nothing but beautiful farms with black fencing, cows, horses and no traffic at all just paradise. It’s more congested but where isn’t? You’re just sharing paradise now.

thanks!!

Love that! I see your channel will check it out!! Feel free to message me if you want to chat!! :)

Thanks so much!!

thanks so much!!

You will love it!!

Yes very close!! I have videos on Spring Hill as well! Let me know if you have any questions!!

I'm so glad! Thanks so much!!

I hear that a lot! :)

for real

I think it is completely subjective based on where you are coming from .. you should take a trip out and see what you think!

The diversity is getting pushed out. Just being honest here.

Hey there! First of all.. welcome! Second.. yes there are townhomes for rent typically! I can send what is on the MLS but there are also rental services out there. Feel free to reach out with any ??s and I can try to help as much as I can!

Hey sorry missed this comment but I def can if you still need it! email me at thenashvilleniche@gmail and I'll get it over to you!

Yes it's exactly like that! 😂 Actually I never watched it 😁

Great question! So while the median is high there are def lower prices to be had.. and a great idea for another video to highlight those neighborhoods! Also though a lot people are choosing to live in Thompson's Station, Spring Hill, Fairview, Murfreesboro because the cost of housing is a little lower :)

Not in Franklin....

Housing costs have gone through the roof all over the country.. with limited supply it has caused the prices to be the highest we've ever seen all of the country!!

depends on your definition of affordable :) Feel free to email to set up a time to chat!

Yes it has all of those things! Franklin is great you should give it a visit and see! Will you be visiting before retiring?

@@movingtonashvilletn we will try and visit franklin this fall or Christmas season.

I really hope all these people leaving blue states remember the reason for moving to a red state

@@movingtonashvilletn lol the median home price is $750,000 that's not affordable...

there are tornadoes throughout the state from time to time but it's like anything in any state, you just need to be aware, the likelihood of one hitting your home is small, but preparation and knowledge is key!

There have been more than 20 tornadoes in this area in the last 12 months, including 2 that touched down within eye's view of my house in Leiper's Fork. Williamson County has a high amount of tornadoes. In fact, the large Cool Springs Mall was built on the site of where a major tornado struck on Christmas Eve in 1988. I have seen a funnel cloud come down to the ground to become a tornado just off Hillsboro Pike at Howell Drive in the Berry's Chapel Heights area.

Possibly! I will add it to my requests and do my best!!

Don’t we fulllll

I can't speak to police officers specifically but if you want help to find a home that fits your budget I'd be happy to help!

Yes Franklin is on the higher side but you can def find things under that as well.. just takes a great real estate agent to help ;) There are so many great places in and around Nashville though that are under that price point.. happy to answer any questions if you ever need to look! :)

Supply and demand! So many are moving here and there just aren't enough houses to go around!

The schools are highly rated, which also created more demand.

Most likely yes unless you live fairly close to where you want to be and can bike or walk!

Room for just one more?? 😄

Not yet you aint

Currently Williamson has no mask mandate.. but many establishments still require them. :)

Tennessee is a conservative state. You wont find too many mandates. Why move from California if you want that type of government?

Don’t move here we don’t want u were full

@@chase5415 Exactly... but it's already starting

@@christyb7590 Yes. I’m seeing huge amounts of California and NY license plates north of Nashville every single day. I didn’t see my first CA license plate in Tennessee until i was about 15-16 years old (about 10 years ago) and now i see them everyday. Kind of sad, actually.

@RNB_LegendBaller Thank you so much!

I have found everyone here to be kind and have never witnessed racism though I assume there is always one in a crowd.. but you would be welcome here!!

@@movingtonashvilletn Thank you! I’m a single mom and I want my children to be able to enjoy themselves in TN. We live in Minneola FL and it’s getting too crowded here.

@@jessicaabraham1606 you will love it!!

@@movingtonashvilletn Thank you so much! I can’t wait....planing on moving next month 🥰

I think they always show the extreme on media though and I don't find that people in Williamson County are screaming and threatening.. I've never encountered one person that is that way at all. But there are those in every town I'm sure!

@@movingtonashvilletnit's a great place to live if one agrees the group-think. It's not a media problem. It's real and in your face.

@@glempy sounds like California is the place for you.

@@wisdomt1 Is it nice there? Alabama for me. Roll Tide.

@@wisdomt1 Sorry I misunderstood... thought you lived in CA and were invited me there. Decency & respect should flow freely regardless of our location. If I misunderstood, then your comment is precisely an example of the problem. Intolerance has become normalized - especially in the places that proclaim to be God-fearing and righteous. Location should not define decency. Wherever we are, spread kindness. Thanks for the reminder.

Unfortunately this is true of all towns.. my small town in East Tennessee is not the same as it was either and is def not a small town anymore. I also saw it in Colorado.. I think as time goes on everything gets more populated but the great traits remain an that is why people love it. :)

Poor planning has made for a traffic nightmare. The state has no income tax, but they make up for it in property taxes and sales taxes. I moved from TN to an income tax state. Property taxes went from $8,000 / yr to $700 / year. Sales taxes are half of what they were in TN. The Franklin area is nice - richest county in TN - The real estate market is INSANE! Housing prices are skyrocketing.