Earlier this year, I did a TikTok about one of my Knoxville real estate listings being “dangerously close” to the Cruze Farm flagship out in Strawberry Plains. I went full Dateline spoof—dramatic music, ominous voiceover, the works—warning potential buyers about the lethal proximity to Tennessee’s best ice cream. “The House That Came Too Close!” ThatContinue reading “Principles of Real Estate and … Ice cream!”
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“Principles” Restaurants: A Culinary Tour of Knoxville Part 2
“A Taste of Knoxville: Culinary Hotspots in ‘Principles of Real Estate & Murder’” Follow Frank Merchant’s journey through Knoxville’s vibrant dining scene in this local thriller: Click here to buy it now! UNION JACK’SThis British-style pub in Bearden becomes a gathering spot for Frank’s retirement party. It’s a friendly spot at the foot of BeardenContinue reading ““Principles” Restaurants: A Culinary Tour of Knoxville Part 2″
Frank Merchant’s Knoxville: The World of “Principles of Real Estate and Murder
The post discusses the personal exploration of themes in “Principles of Real Estate and Murder” and the connection to the author’s life. It introduces Frank Merchant as a character and promises to explore his world and the author’s own experiences in Knoxville. The post also offers recommended music and real estate help in Knoxville.
Novembruary in Knoxville!
It’s an old and popular adage – I know it’s applied in a lot of places – but nowhere is it likely to be truer than in East Tennessee… “If you don’t like the weather – wait a few minutes!” Indeed today in Knoxville is the mightiest example of it – our blazingly beautiful autumnContinue reading “Novembruary in Knoxville!”
Seller Secrets! Book available now
It’s been a life-long goal to write books and take photos . I love shooting photos and teaching with a passion – both have been important parts of my 16+ year real estate career. Each transaction has involved learning more and more about people in general – my clients, colleagues, friends, support team and myselfContinue reading “Seller Secrets! Book available now”
Questions from buyers moving to Knoxville from Canada
I recently received an e-mail from a potential client moving to Knoxville. He sent me some wonder questions about the Knoxville real estate market, homes in Knoxville and other aspects of buying their first home in the area. My responses are in bold type. Buyer: I haven’t spoken to you previously, but thought I’d touchContinue reading “Questions from buyers moving to Knoxville from Canada”
Farragut, TN: Popular for families, retirement and life in general!
Welcome to the vibrant town of Farragut, named after the honored Favorite Son Admiral David Farragut as well as regional shopping mecca Turkey Creek. Located minutes from Knoxville and all the University of Tennessee – Go Vols! While definitely an extension of an Orange-blooded college town, Farragut is attracting more & more families of home buyersContinue reading “Farragut, TN: Popular for families, retirement and life in general!”
Career, Business and Life – Keller Williams in Knoxville, TN
In the mid 1980s, Gary Keller began a company built upon his firm belief that if they focused on growing agents who excel in all aspects of life, the agents would be truly dedicated to the company and build it greater than anyone could reasonably expect. Keller Williams Realty has since grown to the #1Continue reading “Career, Business and Life – Keller Williams in Knoxville, TN”
SOLD— Selling My Bonnaroo Tickets
I hate to do it. It’s been 10 years that I’ve wanted to go see the spectacle that is BONNAROO. But alas, I have a conflict and can’t go. If you know anyone who wants to go have them e-mail me at robsellsknoxville@gmail.com. I paid $700 for them – that’s two tickets, RV pass andContinue reading “SOLD— Selling My Bonnaroo Tickets”
Lunching at the Mall
Getting along in Knoxville’s West Town Mall is an interesting proposition. Since coming to Knoxville in 1991, the mall has always been a distant destination regardless where I lived. It holds promise of entertainment for all ages, mostly outside the storefronts.