Service Areas
About David Balfour
It's not hard to find a real estate team around Nashville who can claim very "big" sales volumes. Just check out local billboards. But, does that make them the "best"? Well, that's up to you.
To earn YOUR distinction as "the best", I must provide an experience which exceeds YOUR expectations, while honoring YOUR unique priorities. To be YOUR "best", I must earn it from YOU. Only then will you tell others, "my agent was the best for selling my home."
With a "white glove" service approach, as well as my 18 years' experience and 350+ hours of specialized education, I can design a plan to ensure YOUR success. Earning YOUR opinion as "the best" is the only billboard I need.
"Not the biggest. Just the best."
OTHER LANGUAGES
Community Involvement
HOBBIES/INTEREST
FAMILY
Credentials
LICENSE
Designation
Managing Broker, ABR, PSA, SRS, E-PRO
Specialties
- Sellers
- Buyers
Listings, Investors, Buyers, Sellers
Awards
2022
TOP AGENT
Murfreesboro, TN
2022
TOP AGENT
Nashville, TN
2022
TOP AGENT
Christiana, TN
Other Awards
Broker of the Year (2020), Hall of Fame member (RE/.MAX), Board of Directors - Middle TN Assoc. REALTORS, multiple certifications and designations
FAQ
Answered Questions
Great question, Eileen! It is important to check with a trusted attorney about this to be sure you have the proper information. Based on what you stated, I would think you have what you need to sell the property without any involvement from the past boyfriend. It appears he gave up any rights to the Property (or money related to its sale) when he signed the Quitclaim. Even though he may have given up any claim to the Property, it is entirely possible that having his name on the mortgage has hindered his efforts to secure loans for himself. Thus, he may be quite relieved to have that debt / obligation on his credit go away.
I suggest hiring a professional appraiser. This person is able to provide a skillful, professional opinion of your property and you are not required to share the results with any other party. The result of this report may be similar to the value as stated by your local tax assessor, or it may be vastly different. It will depend upon many factors. However, most entities will accept the word of the professional appraiser over that of the local tax assessor.
