***UPDATE - This unit has recently sold and is no longer available.  Please contact me for other opportunities in the East Tennessee real estate market.

In todays market the Short Sale is becoming an all to familiar transaction for some buyers and sellers.  I have been given the opportunity to sell this magnificant investment cabin in the Elk Springs Resort in Gatlinburg Tennessee.  It is very rare that an opportunity arises like this.

Short Sale Cabin in Elk Springs

Gatlinburg, TN and the Great Smoky Mountains host upwards 10 million people a year.  Many of them enjoy spending their time relaxing with family in these luxury rental cabins.  Like one would expect, the more amenites a cabin has the better the  rental history/potential will be.  Not…

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You must see this wonderful Luxury Condo in Sevierville, TN. Located in the sub-division of Hidden Mountain East. This unit has been completely upgraded with granite countertops, upgraded appliances, plasma TV, and gorgeous furnishings. This unit is centrally located and very convenient to all shopping, restaurants, and attractions. Within walking distance from the resort's beautiful award winning pool.

Sevierville Luxury Condo

 The areas of Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg continue to grow and Luxury Condos are becoming increasingly popular.  Whether you are looking for a primary residence, a second home to use while on vacation, or even a rental unit to add to your investment portfolio Sevier County has what you are looking… Read Full Post

 

Well, the answer to that question is neither.  The market today is a very volatile one that just can’t seem to make up its mind. I continue to hear people say “It’s a Buyer’s market. Look at all the properties for sale! Homes are a dime a dozen”. This is a partially true statement. There are many homes on the market right now. But for the market to be considered a “Buyer’s Market” the homes have to be priced correctly and moving off the market quickly. Quickly is a tricky word that can be defined differently depending on who you talk to. When I think of what ‘Quickly’ means I think of less than 3 months. I think that time frame is reasonable and realistic even in today’s market.

Sell Your Home When Homes Aren’t Selling.

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What a game! I love to watch the VOLS play, especially last night.  There was really no doubt in our minds that the VOLS were capable of taking Memphis.  With the exception of Kentucky, the VOLS have dominated the best, hardest conference in the NCAA.  SEC baby!  Bruce pearl has done wonders for the program and for the schools soon to be insane recruiting program.  I don't think they'll have any issues attracting some of the best high school phenoms in the country after this season.  I know, I may be putting the cart in front of the horse, but I don't think so.  #1 in the country!!  That speaks volumes.  We'll see what the rest of the season holds and hopefully we hold that position going into the Championship.  I think we'll seed just fine!

 

 Tennessee…

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I was going through all the different feeds that I have set up on Google Reader this morning and I came across a post titled "Seth's Advice for Real Estate Agents".  It was about another marketing tactic/tool from the ever so creative people over at Squidoo.  I currently have a few lenses that I have created in Squidoo as well as a page from the Ever Project.  This newest project allows the user to essentially become the "Mayor of a zipcode".  It is yet another way to promote yourself as an authority on the area/s that you service as well as adding one more thing to your portfolio of diversification when it comes to SEO. 

I have started my very own page for the City of Sevierville.  Who would of thought I would be the Mayor of Sevierville.   Squidoo…

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Last night I was up late tying up some loose ends with a few prospective deals that I have brewing.  It was about 2 am and I decided to hit that ever so addicting "StumbleUpon" button (I love it!).   After a few stumbles I came upon an article titled Why You Can't Trust Real Estate Agents When Buying a House. After reading this article I became slightly perturbed at the fact that someone had just taken my profession which I love and thoroughly enjoy and generalized me into a stereotype created by people that have had some bad experiences. 

I do know that there are REALTORS® out there that are shady and sinister and do a disservice to their clients.  I have heard the stories and have been on the other side of deals with one or two of them.  They DO give us…

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Gatlinburg Realtor

I live and work in Sevier County, East Tennessee as a Professional Realtor.  My name is Annie Maloney and I AM 212 degrees!  212 degrees is a metaphor for the level of service that I provide.  Before getting into real estate in 2004 I was a Customer Service Manager for a Fortune 100 company that has positioned itself globally.  Customer Service and satisfaction is the premise of my philosphy in my real estate career.  I strive to provide the highest levels of service to each and every one of my clients, every day, every deal.  Whether you are looking for a $2,000,000 Luxury Cabin in Gatlinburg or you are wanting to sell your $75,000 rehab in Knoxville Tennessee, I extend the same level of service and dedication. 

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I can remember as a small child vacationing to East Tennessee in the small towns of Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.  They were small quaint towns with an americana feel that was like no other place I had ever been.  The City of Sevierville was just a small town that you drove through to reach your destination.  There was very little business or tourism in Sevierville, but it turns out that it would be a economic and commercial giant that had been hibernating for decades. 

 Currently both Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are chock full of hotels, attractions, outlet malls, and restaurants.  These businesses generate billions of dollars each year. To be exact, Sevier County ranked third highest among all Tennessee counties in travel expenditures in 2005 at just…

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