Kenneth Rodger Clark

"Your Family, Your Needs!"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Vance Clay Realty & Auction
Location:	Shelbyville
Web sites:	Bedford County Tennessee Homes and Land
Phone:	(931) 619-2149

Kenneth Rodger Clark, in Shelbyville, TN

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About Me

I have been a Middle Tennessee area resident for over 30 years and am very familiar with most Bedford and surrounding county neighborhoods, school districts, and other amenities.

I bring over 10 years of sales and negotiation experience along with an upbeat, positive, and extremely friendly attitude to my business.

When working with sellers I leverage state of the art technology as well as my proven marketing plan to ensure a smooth transaction. I consult with them to guarantee the home is in perfect showing condition as well as offer advice as to what changes may need to be made in order to maximize their return on investment.

When working with buyers I have a strict no-pressure policy. It is my strong beleif that the decision to purchase a home is one of the most important decisions in a persons life and I am absolutely committed to your satisfaction throughout the entire process.

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"We are thrilled with the service we received from Rodger Clark! With His Help, We got the Best Deal on our Mortgage. Our needs were paramount to Rodger during the entire process. He even picked up hammer and nails and helped up with renovations on our home so it would qualify for FHA. Richard and Rita Hobby"
Richard and Rita Mon Apr 23, 2007

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We are moving to the Nashville area around the beginning of Jan'09, I will be working in Franklin and my wife

Asked Mon Oct 20 2008, 10:16 by Pari - Nashville - Home Buying - 9 answers

Kenneth Rodger Clark answered:

HI Pari {{;>)

YES, Thompson's Station is a great place to re-locate.

Thompson's Station is a clean neat community, a great place to raise a family and at the same time,
it is a short drive time to great job centers in Franklin, Brentwood and Nashville.

Here are some community resources that may help you decide.

Cut and paste to your browser the following URLs.

http://www.thompsons-station.com/
http://tennessee.hometownlocator.com/tn/williamson/thompsons…
http://www.city-data.com/city/Thompson-s-Station-Tennessee.html

I am a retired CPA, current tax preparer and current Realtor.

I have a client who preaches at a local church in that area. If you would like. I can
put you in touch with him. He can tell you what islike to live in Thompson's Station.

For additional homes for sale in Williamson County, visit my website at;

http://teamclarkrealty.point2agent.com

Happy Hunting. - Mon Oct 20 2008, 11:18

i would like to buy a new house in either franklin or in nolensville,tn..but inspite of the high prices in

Asked Fri Apr 11 2008, 11:13 by Nimi - Franklin - Home Buying - 7 answers

Kenneth Rodger Clark answered:

HI Nimi {{;>)

Although it is hazardous to project home price appreciation 3-5 years, you may wan't to look at
other statistics. One question might be;
What percent of the list price did homes bring in the last 18 months. The Nolensville area homes
brought 99% of list price. The Franklin area brought 98% of list price. Either area indicates a strong
seller's market for homes. As you know, we are in an uncertain period of the economy right now.
You might focus on quality of life issues. What is mosty important to you and your family? You
might consider population density, schools, roads, proximity to work etc. Most likely, if you pick a home now based upon certain quality of life issues, you will find buyers in the future share your views, which would make your home more marketable. - Tue Jul 15 2008, 10:32

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As a retired CPA, software developer, and tax adviser, I know that attention to detail are part of the due diligence that you as a buyer expect from a professional as you seek to get the best home for the best price.

Today's market requires careful decision making, with your goal as a guiding principle.

When it is time to make an offer on a property we sit down together and review all previous sales data in the neighborhood to make sure that you are never paying too much for your home. After the initial acceptance of our offer, I review all inspection reports and stay on top of the sellers to make sure they make all the necessary repairs prior to close of escrow. I look forward to working with you and helping you achieve your goals!

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