There is a reason they call it "The Great Smoky Mountains." From the rolling morning mist to the fiery orange sunsets over the peaks, the vistas here are world-class. Now, imagine owning a front-row seat to that view.

Unit E-106, known affectionately as "Cozy Bear," is officially heading to auction. This isn't just a condo; it’s a turnkey investment or a personal sanctuary freshly renovated with a modern rustic touch.

As a Realtor, you’re always looking for ways to provide maximum value to your clients while ensuring your hard work results in a reliable commission. But what happens when a property is unique, time-sensitive, or better suited for a competitive bidding environment?

Can an auction succeed where the traditional market failed? After sitting on the market for over 400 days with multiple price drops, the owners of 3710 Weber Rd Unit C201 in Gatlinburg decided to stop waiting and start acting. By pivoting to an Accelerated Marketing (Auction) strategy, Jennifer Davis helped transform a stale listing into a closed deal.

Discover how this Deer Ridge Mountain Resort condo went from "unsellable" to sold in just 45 days of marketing, with a lightning-fast 30-day close. Learn why the auction method is becoming the secret weapon for Smoky Mountain real estate owners who want results, not just a "For Sale" sign.

Is your Tennessee land over 15 acres? You could be saving 50% to 75% on your property taxes. In this guide, Jennifer Davis explains the Tennessee Greenbelt Act, eligibility requirements for agricultural and forest land, and the "Rollback Tax" every landowner must know before they sell. Learn how to protect your family farm and maximize your property's value.

Think "As-Is" means "Buyer Beware"? Think again. In real estate auctions, selling "As-Is, Where-Is" is the gold standard for transparency. Learn why selling a "clean and dry" home with a General Warranty Deed protects buyers, saves sellers from costly repairs, and ensures the property sells for true market value in 30 days

Deciding how to sell your farmland is one of the most important financial choices you’ll make. And in 2025—with changing interest rates, more inherited land coming to market, and shifting buyer demand—choosing the right method matters more than ever.

Most folks in Tennessee own property long before they ever hear terms like “Warranty Deed” or “Quitclaim Deed.” The truth is, most people don’t know what each type of deed actually does or why it exists. And that’s not their fault—nobody teaches this stuff in school.

An auction brings structure to a situation that can otherwise feel chaotic. It sets a date, a process, and clear expectations for everyone involved.

Instead of waiting months for showings, negotiations, and second-guessing, an auction creates a defined window where buyers compete openly — and the market determines the price.

Need help settling an estate in Tennessee? Jennifer Davis, Realtor® & Auctioneer, works with attorneys, title companies, and appraisers to guide executors through probate, inventory, and estate auctions

Learn how to buy at auction in Tennessee with Jennifer Davis, Realtor® & Auctioneer. This friendly Auction Buyer’s Guide covers what to expect, how to bid, and tips for your first auction.

When it comes to selling real estate in Tennessee, should you go the traditional MLS route or choose an auction? Here’s a clear breakdown of pricing, speed, and strategy to help you decide.

There was a time not too long ago when folks could find a house—a really rough house—do a little cosmetic work, and walk away with a big profit. The formula was simple: install some white Home Depot cabinets, paint everything Agreeable Gray, hang chrome light fixtures, and list it on the MLS. Some people didn’t even pick up a hammer. They hired everything out, called one of the 143 real estate agents in their phone, and watched the offers roll in. Back then, it wasn’t unusual to clear $50,000 or $60,000 on a flip.

Curious what sellers pay at a real estate auction? From title expenses and property cleanup to commissions and marketing, here’s a clear breakdown of common costs in Tennessee.

Selling estate property after the loss of a loved one can feel overwhelming. Here’s what Tennessee families need to know about probate, next of kin, timelines, and the roles of attorneys, courts, and auctioneers