Top 5 Best Places To Retire in Middle Tennessee

[@SharonBee-s6o]

We moved to Mount Juliet 6 years ago and love it! Being the city between the lakes, we are close to water both north and south. We have a boat on Percy Priest Lake. It’s absolutely beautiful there.

[@scottstewart6740]

Your videos are very informative. My great grandparents were farmers from Tennessee more than 100 years ago but moved to Oklahoma to farm.they always had great memories to share with me. My retirement is coming up in 2 years and I'm considering Tennessee

[@samanthalucas8070]

WE LIVED IN CROSSVILLE TENNESSEE THE GOLF ⛳️ CAPITAL AND SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCHES ⛪️

[@karl6989]

Franklin looks like healthy living and safe above all, great information video,,,,

[@heygraceshockey]

I’m from Franklin originally and it is absolutely beautiful. Really strong community feeling, so safe and sweet, and cool people.

[@MrShortomar]

I am definitely planning retiring in Tennessee. Military family. I’m originally from Los Angeles and my wife is from Albany, NY. However we have family in hermitage and once we had a chance to visit them we knew Tennessee is where we want to be. Currently in Oklahoma.

[@WelcometoTN]

I love to hear that! Hermitage is gorgeous

[@Janie77-2]

Hendersonville had very bad floods in Oct 2024 4

[@thenewwayhome]

Great suggestions! Hendersonville looks like a great option for retirement. Great content!

[@stevehecklinger6270]

way too congested there

[@karl6989]

Great suggestions in all good places to look into thanks

[@debrarouse2794]

You're "right on"!✌

[@WelcometoTN]

Thank you!!

[@glennnorris4346]

A couple of good points you might consider. 1) Low taxes including NO state income, personal property or real estate taxes. 2) Free 2 year junior college education which credits may be transferred to a college of your choice including The University of Tennessee.

[@mr.foxwiz1653]

Another thing to consider is TORNADOES. TN has an average of 30 per year. That fact excludes TN as a destination for me.

[@glennnorris4346]

@@mr.foxwiz1653 I don't know where that information came from. I have lived in Knoxville all my life (81 years) and have never seen or heard of one in our area. Now maybe West Tennessee, but not in East Tennessee. That sounds like incorrect information to me. In fact, here in East Tennessee we never get hurricanes either because the Smoky Mtns. protects us.

[@mr.foxwiz1653]

@@glennnorris4346 I just looked that up and you are right. The East part of the State is pretty safe. Thanks for that.

[@lorismith5369]

Real Estate TAX - YES!

[@stevehecklinger6270]

lots of great areas in Mid Tn like Leipers Fork etc.

[@teyvijsh]

Hello 👋 How are you doing?

[@brianfreeman2569]

Hi Brenna have you done a video on White House TN? Can you tell me about this city. We are considering White House as our retirement community. Thanks

[@JennaCee]

Hmm Kingston Springs or Dickson

[@Death_trap_auto]

I would like some info yes

[@Linda-ic1il]

I use to live in Franklin, TN. However 35% above the national average is not worth it at my age 55 :) Could you tell me what the percentage would be on Hendersonville or any of them that are below the national average. Thank you! Great video!!!

[@bobdornbos4467]

Lot's of good information! I'm from Illinois and am considering Eastern Tenn. or Western North Carolina (I like the mountains). I know that you deal mainly with middle Tennessee so any reason why middle Tennessee or just Tennessee as a state in general may be a better choice than N.C.?

[@porterowski9232]

Looking to move from Texas, and retire in the Cookeville area.

[@glennnorris4346]

Very nice. You'll enjoy it there! Also, it's a very easy drive to both Knoxville and Nashville. I just bought a 2008 Toyota Camry Solara Convertible in Crossville! It's amazing how similar people in Texas and Tennessee are. We are almost like brothers. It's too bad that a lot of people from California are settling there though.

[@JGirl.7]

@@glennnorris4346It looks pretty out in Cooksville but how is the healthcare options?

[@damnthegrifters7313]

Great content. How are the Japanese communities in these towns?

[@teyvijsh]

Hello 👋 How are you doing?

[@damnthegrifters7313]

@@teyvijsh Good. My wife is Japanese and is concerned about the lack of a Japanese Community. I think most Asians have the same concern about having a community they can fit into.

[@carlpaladino427]

I would be retiring from New Jersey

[@teyvijsh]

Hello 👋 handsome

[@frankbayer3787]

Nashville?

[@johnnygross4415]

Is renting an option. 77 yrd old, dont need anothrr home to buy

[@karl6989]

California

[@billpace3001]

DO NOT MOVE TO TENNESSEE. BUYER BEWARE>

[@JGirl.7]

Explain

[@ruthclay1746]

California