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God's Two-for-One Special in Pigeon Forge
I went looking for a cross in Pigeon Forge, hoping to capture the perfect picture. Little did I know, God was about to show me something far more beautiful than anything my camera could capture.
Two Owners, One Television: A Realtor's Secrets to Selling a Smoky Mountain Cabin 🛋️
A couch that cost a small fortune five years ago, sellers admiring their own listing, and the buyer calling after closing to say nobody told him he couldn't rent the place. Real answers from a Sevierville Realtor. Living in Sevier County, Part 7.
Free Views, Expensive Driveways: A Sevierville Realtor's Straight Talk on Smoky Mountain Land, Building, Weather and Utilities ⛰️
Land that would make a mountain goat happy, an unexpected vacation at home when the road freezes, and a view of the entire valley with no decent internet. Real answers from a Sevierville Realtor. Living in Sevier County, Part 6.
Bobby Spent $500,000 on a Cabin With One Bedroom. Guess Who Gets Paid First?
A Sevierville Realtor with 30 years in the Smoky Mountains on whether financing a rental cabin in Gatlinburg means the mortgage eats up all your profit, and why a cabin can make plenty of money for the bank and still not make much for you.
What I Found When the Snow Melted
I remember this Sevierville storm. I wonder if another one is coming.
Somebody Forgot to Tell the Hot Tub: A Realtor on the Truth About Smoky Mountain Cabins and Short-Term Rentals 🛁
Passive income the air conditioner never heard about, bunk beds that don't add six more guests, and the day a new owner finds out they're the somebody else. Real answers from a Sevierville Realtor. Living in Sevier County, Part 5.
That Little White House Never Got Any Nicer. So Why Did It Bring $2 Million?
A Sevierville Realtor with 30 years in the Smoky Mountains on why homes in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville can cost so much more than homes elsewhere in Tennessee, and why sometimes the price has very little to do with the house.
We Have a Secret Golden Mountain. So Where Do the Locals Actually Live in the Smokies?
A Sevierville Realtor with 30 years in the Smoky Mountains on where the people who live and work in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville actually call home, and why I'm still a proud Pigeon Forge Tiger.
I Once Told Folks Not to Buy a Smoky Mountain Cabin. So Is the Market Oversaturated Now?
A Sevierville Realtor with 30 years in the Smoky Mountains on whether there are too many rental cabins in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville, and why I'll admit I don't know.
Nobody's Staying in Your Smoky Mountain Cabin. So Why Are the Bills Still Coming?
A Sevierville Realtor with 30 years in the Smoky Mountains on what a Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge or Sevierville cabin really costs every month, even when it sits empty.
Driveways That Make a Mountain Goat Nervous: A Sevierville Realtor's Guide to Buying a Smoky Mountain Home or Cabin 🐐
Inspect everything, listings that sit long enough to become part of the scenery, and a friendly warning not to buy a postcard. Real answers from a Sevierville Realtor. Living in Sevier County, Part 4.
Martha Thought the Furniture Was Part of the Deal. Then the Lender Read the Contract.
A Sevierville Realtor with 30 years in the Smoky Mountains on the question cabin owners ask, should I sell my rental cabin furnished or empty, why most sell furnished, how furniture nearly stopped Martha's closing, and why to agree on what stays, down to Grandma's rocking chair.