Steps Robertson County, Tennessee Property Owners Can Take to Shrink Energy Bills

Andy Knifley, REALTOR®
The AndySoldIt™Team at Keller Williams® Realty
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Steps Robertson County, Tennessee Property Owners Can Take To Shrink Energy Bills

Energy costs may not be skyrocketing as quickly as some other costs, but Robertson County, Tennessee property owners continue to watch incoming utility bills with a wary eye. It’s only natural: they remember sudden energy price leaps in the past.

One of the ripple effects of high energy prices is the possible impact on anyone planning a future sale of their own Robertson County property. Canny prospects are likely to demand to examine past utility bills — sometimes going back for a year or two. As we encounter cold weather, that’s why it’s doubly important to keep a lid on gas and electricity bills. 

Some of these steps you can take are easy to accomplish…and all too easy to forget!

Most experts recommend setting the water heater thermostat between 120 and 140 degrees Fahrenheit, with the exact setting dependent upon your area’s microclimate, Robertson County property type, and your particular household’s requirements. The goal here is to avoid sustaining temperatures above the 140-degree mark — which would be sure to add digits to this winter’s energy bill.

 Now is the time to take an inspection walk around your property on the lookout for leaks, be they toilets, pipes or faucets. It’s easy to do a double-check, too: just keep an eye on your meter over a two-hour period when there is no water use (this idea comes from Mark LeChevallier of American Water). If you spot activity, you may need to do more active detective work.

Clogged air filters are more serious than most would think: they can burden mechanical systems — not only boosting energy costs, but eventually damaging the mechanicals behind them. Failing to replace filters causes dryers, heaters, AC units, etc., to run longer. It’s easy to picture what the impact on the monthly energy tab can be. 

Being able to produce low energy bills is just one way to help prospective buyers see the wisdom of buying your Robertson County property. If you are considering selling your own Robertson County property anytime in the future, now is the time to make a few changes. 

Contact to discuss other prudent long-term marketing positioning.

Andy Knifley, REALTOR®

The AndySoldIt™ Team at Keller Williams® Realty

615.308.4022

888.928.8500

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email: andysoldit@kw.com

Robertson County Real Estate Market Update for September 2013

Robertson County Real Estate 

Market Update for September 2013

September numbers are in and the local market continues to make progress. 

Here are the numbers through September compared to the first nine months of 2012:

Sales are UP nearly 12%

Prices are UP over 13% (average sales price of just under $159,000)

Days on the Market are Down over 6% (89 days)

The market average of list price to sales price is currently 96%. This means that on average a home is selling for 96% of it's current list price. 

That's average. Why use an average agent? Our home owners are getting and average of 98%. What would another 2% mean to you?

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Robertson County Real Estate Market Update for April, 2013

Robertson County Real Estate Market Update for April, 2013

The good news continues for the Robertson County Real Estate market. 

One third of the year has already passed and compared to the same time of 2012 here's where we stand:

Sales are UP 15%

Average Sales Prices are UP 12%

Average DOM (days on market) are DOWN 14 days

The current four month sales price average in Robertson County is $151,858 and the average Days on Market has dropped from 106 days last year to 92. 

Not only are the current year statistics looking up, the month to month numbers are up. We had a 10% increase in sales in April over March, sales prices were up and the average DoM was 87 days for those closed sales down from 98 in March.

If you hare thinking about selling your home and not sure what it's worth in today's market, 

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Historic Area Home in Springfield, Possible In-Law Quarters

605 4th Ave W Springfield, TN 37172

Located near the Historic District and just one street over from the Springfield Middle School, this home is located in a very desirable area. It features beautiful hardwood floors throughout the main living areas, full basement with rec room, full bedroom with bath and separate den with fireplace. 

This home has many possibilities. More additional information and pictures click on the photo or address above. 

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Another Home Sold By AndySoldIt™ in Springfield, TN

Located in an established neighborhood in Springfield, TN this home was sold yesterday. 

The property located at 114 Pleasant Hill Drive Springfield, TN 37172 was listed for $109,900 and sold for $105,000 with the seller paying $0 in buyers closing costs.

Another Home Sold By AndySoldIt™ in Springfield, TN (press release)

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Robertson County Sees Best Real Estate Market Since 2007

Robertson County Year End Market Report 

Shows the county's real estate market had it's best year for sales since 2007, topping 2011 by 21.5%

After seeing the year end numbers, Robertson County had 778* Residential sales in 2012. 

Average sales prices increased slightly by 2% over 2011 with an average sales price of $144,730.

The average Days on Market (DOM) for sold homes decreased by 7 days with the average home selling in 98 days. 

Homes in Robertson County are also selling at an average of 96% of the current (last) list price. 

Thinking about buying or selling your current home and not sure where to start? 

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(*this accounts only for homes sold through the Middle Tn Multiple Listing Service and doesn't include any private sales)

All Brick Home on Wooded Lot in Windmere Subdivision

3002 Ruths Court

Greenbrier, TN 37073

Located on a wooded, corner lot in Windmere Subdivision, this home has a Greenbrier mailing address and is located in the Coopertown School zone. 

All brick home with a 2 car garage, split bedroom floor plan with three bedrooms, two baths, living room with fire place, formal dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook and a HUGE bonus/rec room. 

For additional pictures, info and current price click on the address above. 

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Great Condo for Sale in Springfield, TN

2117 Mockingbird Lane Apt D

Springfield, TN 37172

Great condo for sale in Springfield.

SNAP TO IT! Properties like this in The Meadows don't last long. With a privacy fenced patio area, hardwood flooring in the entry, living room and hallway, tile in the kitchen, laundry area and bath, this is definitely one you won't want to miss. 

Near shopping and restaurants makes this home a very convenient place to live. 

Click on the picture or address for additional pictures and current price. 

House on a Hill

301 S Pawnee Drive, Springfield, TN 37172

Have you ever wanted a "house on the hill"? Well here's your chance. This great one owner home offers multiple living areas both inside and outdoors. There is a covered front porch, covered rear patio, side deck with Master suite entrance and a flag stone sitting area away from the home. The over all yard is a little deceiving. It appears that the whole yard is in front and a hill side, yet there is plenty of room behind the home and past the flag stone sitting area as well. Though the home overlooks Hwy 41/431, there is plenty of privacy to the rear of the home. 

Inside, the main level has a Living Room with fireplace, kitchen, dining area and laundry hookups, 1/2 bath and Master Suite with bay window offering seating and storage. 

The upstairs features two bedrooms, a full bath and sitting room. 

The basement area has a large rec room with wet bar and half bath as well as an oversized one car garage with workshop and storm shelter under the front porch. 

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Robertson County Real Estate, August 2012 Market Update

Robertson County Real Estate Market Update for August 2012

The Robertson County housing market is still moving right along compared to last year.

Through August, home sales are UP 21% over the first eight months of 2011. 

For the year, prices are still steady, however the average price is down $2,500. The average sales price in Robertson County is just over $138,000 while the median price is $130,000 (Down $1,000 over this time last year).

Days on the Market (DOM) for the year are DOWN 12%, from 110 days this time last year to 97 days. That's an improvement of 2 weeks. 

Interest rates continue to remain at all time lows making this an excellent opportunity for home buyers. 

If you are still thinking about selling your home and moving before the end of the year, time is running out. In order to be closed out you need to have your home under contract by mid-late November. This means you only have about 10 weeks. With the average time to sell at 97 days, call me Today so we can get your home on the market to increase your chances obtaining that goal. 

Are You thinking about Selling your home and not sure what it's worth in todays market? How about a FREE Market Analysis to let you know if the time is right or you.

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620 Main Street, Greenbrier, TN 37073

620 Main Street, Greenbrier, TN 37073

4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths

Beautiful wood floors

Formal Dining Room 

Large Bonus Room

$194,900

Click on pic or address for more info

Robertson County Real Estate Update for March 2012

Robertson County Real Estate is still moving!

Our local market sales are UP 32.8% through the end of  the 1st Quarter compared to 2011.

Home prices are steady, yet UP an average of $800.
The Average sale in Robertson County at the end of March was $134,820.

The Median sales price is UP 4% to $129,950.

The Average days on the market is 111 days. That is up 3 days over last year.


Are You thinking about Selling your home and not sure what it's worth in todays market? How about a FREE Market Analysis to let you know if the time is right or you.

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217 Clydesdale Lane, Springfield, TN 37172

217 Clydesdale Lane  Springfield, TN 37172

Bank Owned

$109,900

3 Bed, 2 Bath

1 Car Garage

Privacy Fenced Back Yard

Click on Pic or Address for more info

Robertson County Real Estate Update for February 2012

Robertson County Real Estate sales are SOARING compared to this time last year.

Was it the extra day in February? Who knows and who really cares? Let's just hope the trend continues.

The numbers are in and things are looking great so far for the start of 2012.

Through the end of February the number of Home Sales are UP 47%! Yes, you read that right, 47%!

Sales prices are also UP 1.5%, not huge improvement, an improvement nonetheless.

Average Days On Market are Down 3%.

This is all good news for homeowners that are thinking of selling. Interest rates are low and people are buying.

Are you thinking about Selling? Would you like a Free Market Analysis?

Thinking of buying a home? Search All Area Homes for Sale.

Give us a call and let us know how we can help you. 615.308.4022

Robertson County Real Estate Update for January 2012

Here is the Robertson County Real Estate Market Update for January 2012.

Through the first month of 2012, Robertson County Real Estate sales were UP 36% over January 2011 and there are currently more homes Pending (under contract) than closed in February of 2011 as well. This doesn't mean that all Pending homes will close in February 2012, but it does look good for things to come this year. 


Average sales prices were down 11% from January last year, currently at $126,399. 


More good news, the average number of Days on the Market are down 13% at 114.


If you have any questions regarding Robertson County Real Estate, give me a call anytime 615-308-4022. If you live in Robertson County and would like to know what your house is worth in today's market, visit me at My Online Eval for your FREE Online Evaluation. 


You can also Click Here to search all available homes for sale in Middle TN.

Robertson County Real Estate 2011 Market Update

Here is the Robertson County Real Estate Market Update for 2011.



After all numbers were in for 2011, Robertson County Real Estate sales were down 7% compared to 2010. Not only are sales down, but average sales prices are down 6% as well.

Though total sales numbers and prices were down in 2011, we are seeing lots of activity going on with homes coming on the market as well as potential buyers looking for a home.

The biggest factor in today's market is price. No one says you have to "give your home away" to sell, however, you MUST be correctly priced in order to sell. A home that is overpriced will sit on the market while your neighbor down the street sells.

We are excited about 2012 and what it is going to bring.


If you have any questions regarding Robertson County Real Estate, give me a call anytime 615-308-4022. If you live in Robertson County and would like to know what your house is worth in today's market, visit me at My Online Eval for your FREE Online Evaluation.

Thank You and Happy New Year!!!

Robertson County Real Estate Market Update

Here is the Robertson County Real Estate Market Update through November.




Through the first eleven months of 2011, Robertson County Real Estate sales are down 9% compared to the same time last year. This is a 1% improvement from last month. Not only are sales down, but average sales prices are down 5.5% as well, this is also a 1% improvement from last month. Unfortunately, the average number of Days on the Market are up 9% at 106 and this too is a 1% improvement from last month.

Though the improvements may not be large, they are improvements. Homes are still selling if property priced and marketed.


If you have any questions regarding Robertson County Real Estate, give me a call anytime 615-308-4022. If you live in Robertson County and would like to know what your house is worth in today's market, visit me at My Online Eval for your FREE Online Evaluation.

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