You can't look in Franklin and expect affordable housing. That's such a high end market it's ridiculous. Drive by all the ranches and 1,000 acre "hobby" farms. It's crazy there. You'd find more affordable stuff north and east.
yea i know the price premium to live in franklin is about 25% over springhill, but actually driving there, traffic is horrible and we have to be based near franklin and living east away from i65 and driving local is out of the option, and we don't want to go further north than brentwood which is even more posh than franklin.
i wasn't looking at affordable, i was just looking at, "wtf, take care of your lawn"
only when we looked at 500+ to 600k houses did the lawns start to look nice.
i don't really care if it's a good or horrible lawn, i'd make it better w/ what i've learned, it's just to me indicative of how well a house is kept, bad lawn = bad house. (and as i was walking through it shows)
one except i found and bidding on is a single owner house, and it's an empty nester couple, i think the dude just got tired of mowing and they wanna move to a condo, thats cool w/ me, it's actually what i really want an older home (it's literally stuck in the 90s, zero reno done since they bought it, but kept nice-ish), but single owner is super appealing.