Moving out of Nashville? We'll sell the house.
Job transfers, family decisions, lifestyle moves — Nashville isn't always the forever city. We coordinate the entire sale of your home remotely so you can focus on the new place.
Tell us your situation
Where you're moving to, when you're targeting the move, and where the home stands.
How we sell your home while you're somewhere else
The five-step process for relocation sellers, mapped out so you know exactly what to expect.
1. Pre-move strategy session
Before you move, we do an in-person walkthrough, take preliminary photos, and lock in the pricing strategy. This gets the hard part done while you're still local.
2. Coordinated pre-list prep (we run the logistics)
Once you've moved, we coordinate everything left: painters, deep cleaners, photographers, stagers if needed, repairs from inspection findings. You get text updates with progress; we don't need you for the day-to-day.
3. Active listing management while you're remote
We handle showings (lockbox or sentri-style access, photo confirmation after each), feedback collection, offer evaluation, and negotiation. We send you a weekly summary text every Friday so you always know where things stand.
4. Remote-friendly closing
Mail-away closing, remote notary where available, wire to your new bank. You don't fly back unless you want to.
5. Referral to a vetted agent in your new city (if you want one)
We have a vetted referral network in every major US metro. If you'd like an introduction to a buyer's agent in your new city, we make the connection and we don't take a single dollar of relocation referral fee.
24-hour kickout. Especially valuable when you're remote.
If communication, strategy, or service ever drops, written notice releases us within 24 hours. We earn the relationship every week — especially the weeks you can't drop by the office to check on us.
Ready to talk through it?
20-minute call. You tell us your move date and the home's situation. We tell you what we'd do.
Call 615-265-1000Frequently asked questions
Should I sell my Nashville home before or after I move?
Most of our relocating clients do better selling AFTER they're in the new city — counterintuitive, but it works because: (1) vacant homes show better than lived-in homes with packing chaos; (2) you avoid the stress of closing-day overlap; (3) you can price more aggressively without time pressure on yourself. The trade-off is carrying costs on the empty home for 30-60 days. We model both scenarios with your specific numbers.
Can I sell my Nashville home remotely while I'm in another city?
Yes — this is standard for our relocation clients. We handle showings, contractor coordination, photography, video, contracts, and inspection coordination. You sign electronically (Tennessee allows fully remote closings via mail-away or remote notary in some cases). The only thing we can't do remotely is the in-person walk-through where you make the decision to list — that we typically do BEFORE you move.
How long should I plan for the sale to take if I'm already relocated?
In current market conditions, plan for 30-45 days from listing to under-contract, then another 30-45 days to close. Total: 60-90 days from list date to wire hitting your account. If the home is in turnkey condition, that compresses. If it needs prep work coordinated remotely, plan for a couple weeks of pre-list work on top.
Do I need to fly back to Nashville for the closing?
Usually no. Tennessee permits remote closings via mail-away (notarized documents sent by overnight courier) for most residential sales. The exception is some lender requirements that occasionally require an in-person signing — your title company can tell you for sure. Most of our out-of-state sellers handle closing entirely remotely without flying back.
What happens to my Nashville home if it doesn't sell quickly?
We have backup plans built in. If the market shifts and the home doesn't move at the original price, we'll either reposition with a price adjustment (most common), shift to a longer-term-rental strategy if your timeline allows, or convert to a furnished mid-term rental to corporate tenants while you wait for the market to move. We'll discuss these contingencies at listing — not three months in when you're stressed about it.