Dena Parker Williams

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Dena Parker Williams, in Tennessee

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With over 10 years of corporate business experience in sales and marketing and having been a senior consultant to major corporations in the area of customer service for a number of additional years, I bring that combination of expertise with a passion for real estate and helping people to the local real estate world.

When you purchase a home, whether you consider yourself a real estate investor or not, you've just made one big investment. It affects more than your finances, it's about your life. So I understand how important it is to listen to you and help guide you as you act on both the emotions of a life changing event and the business of making a huge financial investment and commitment.

To me, it's important that you know my values and who I am. I love the opportunity to prove my hardworking ethics, honesty and integrity. I would not work with anyone I could not trust and you should not either. I highly value communication and will work hard to get you the information you need when you need it.

Finally, I will take all of my experience and expertise and work to creatively and innovatively make your customer service experience exceptional in valuable, rewarding and an overall win/win relationship for both of us.

Contact me at any time at:
Keller Williams
Office: 615-376-5123
denawilliams@realtracs.com http://www.homenashvilletn.com

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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

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Buying something in Franklin is definitely possible and will put you in the middle of everything as well as being close to work. However, what you'll get for your money will be greater in Thompsons Station or Spring Hill. Either of those cities should be within a 15 minute drive of where you'll be working. As for the boonies, It depends on where you are in Thompsons Station. Some parts of Thompsons Station seem to be seamless with Spring Hill where there are quite a few businesses, shopping, restaurants, grocery stores, etc. It's a great area to get a nice house for that price range. Spring Hill is as well. If you plan to spend most of your time in Williamson County, then Spring Hill or Thompsons Station might be a good fit for you. Otherwise, if you want to be closer to Nashville still within Williamson, you'll need to look at Nolensville. Some parts of Nolensville seem a little remote as well. It might take you a bit longer than your other options, especially depending on where you look in Nolensville. So my recommendation is Thompsons Station or Spring Hill unless convenience rules over the house...then I say, Franklin. Brentwood is great but houses start above the desired price range you have. - Wed Oct 29 2008, 14:05

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Asked Tue Sep 9 2008, 13:04 by Robert Polar… - Knoxville - Home Selling - 4 answers

Dena Parker Williams answered:

It depends on what exposure it has to potential buyers, the comparables sales, and the amount of showings you've had with no offers during this time period. If you haven't gotten it listed on the MLS and the many other sources that realtors and buyers use maybe that should be your first step. Have your realtor give you a comparative market analysis to see where your price stacks up against other similar units. Then, if you do have it properly marketed and are getting lots of showings without offers, it is a sign that buyers think it is priced too high. - Tue Sep 9 2008, 19:03

I live in michigan and plan on moving to Tn...hopefully by December....I don't want to live right in the city.

Asked Fri Aug 29 2008, 21:52 by Elizabeth - Nashville - Home Buying - 7 answers

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Some good recommendations have been mentioned. The only one I can think of that was not mentioned already might be West Meade. - Sat Sep 6 2008, 19:38

My husband works in Centennial and I work in Brentwood. Where do we look for less than 250?

Asked Sun Aug 31 2008, 18:28 by Tina - Nashville - Home Buying - 21 answers

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Since the other agents have given you lots of information already, I will be brief and say that Crieve Hall would be a perfect happy medium for you both, in your price range and extremely close to both! - Sat Sep 6 2008, 19:35

We may be relocating from Denver to Nashville, TN. Do the homes in TN have basements? Thanks! Pam

Asked Sat Sep 6 2008, 18:57 by Pam Zahringer - Nashville - Home Buying - 9 answers

Dena Parker Williams answered:

You can find homes with basements in the Nashville area, but it is probably not as common as where you are currently. We have quite a bit of limestone in the area that makes digging for basements challenging. However, our topography allows for basements to be a more natural fit. If you're okay having a sloped lot, you should be able to find a home with a basement to your satisfaction. - Sat Sep 6 2008, 19:30

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