HomesteadEng Real Estate

Getting first-time homebuyers under contract never gets old, especially when the path doesn’t look “traditional.”

More and more of my clients are purchasing their very first home a little later in life. In this case, they’re also welcoming their grown children into the home so the next generation can save, stabilize, and eventually buy their own place. That’s smart planning and family teamwork.

These are hard-working Americans in the trades, the people who quite literally keep this country running. It’s an honor to walk step by step with them through a major decision like this and make sure they feel informed, confident, and supported along the way.

A few highlights from the home they’re under contract on:
• 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
• Over 2,200 square feet
• Nearly 2 acres just outside city limits
• Full basement and multiple outdoor living spaces
• Well-maintained, solid home with room to grow

The market is heating up, and I’m seeing well-prepared buyers move quickly while others are still waiting on the sidelines. If you’ve been contemplating a move, this is a good time to get clarity on your options, whether that’s buying your first home, making a strategic move, or figuring out financing that actually fits your life.

If you need guidance, on lending, on finding the right property, or on understanding what’s realistic in today’s market, I’d be honored to help you take the next step.

Hey Everyone! I'm selling my first homestead in East Tennessee. If you've been thinking about making the jump and want a soft spot to land, there's no better place. This home was our primary home and has never been rented out. It is a 2012 Clayton manufactured home on 5 acres. There are two fully fenced paddocks, you just need to bring your animals and an energizer. We loved all of the sheds with power, because of all the stuff we had to move from California over. In addition, before moving out we repurposed an old shed and insulated the sides and roof as well as added power and a brand new window AC to create a "root cellar" and freeze drying room. The home itself has two sources of heat with HVAC and wood burning stove. The backyard garden was worked on with multiple fruit trees planted and soil was amended, ready for spring. The pasture is fairly flat with trees along the edges providing shade for your livestock. Home is on septic and city water but has a dechlorinator and water softener with Berkey filter shower heads. Let me know if you are seriously interested. Asking $320K, but more importantly you will get plugged into a great community if you seek real, grass fed and finished beef, raw milk, etc.