7 Things You Need To Know Before Buying Land in Tennessee

Looking to invest in some Tennessee soil? Tennessee offers a fantastic opportunity for buying land with its beautiful landscapes and growing economy. In this video, I explore the process of purchasing land in Tennessee, including important considerations such as location, zoning regulations, and potential uses for the land. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, start a farm, or simply invest in a piece of property, Tennessee has a lot to offer.
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[@JennaCee]

Some really good advice!!

[@WelcometoTN]

Thanks Jenna!

[@lucasbastos1321]

Hello I’m interested in buy a land in south Tennessee, 1.5 to 5.5 acres, I don’t live in Tennessee.

[@nhsamurai8733]

Thank you again for the great info!!

[@WelcometoTN]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@elliottpeabody1287]

When did you thank her the first time?

[@unitedstateofbeing2371]

Will you go riding ATV's with me? on the property that you sell me

[@davecalvo6418]

Hi Brenna, I'm from CT and my finance and I are headed down to Grainger county this Friday to look at 30+ acres. The property road frontage does not have power poles but there's one dead ended at the neighbor's house about 650 feet up the road from where I'm thinking of coming into the property. My questions is, the 5-25 dollars per linear foot; does that include telephone poles from the power company? (KUB handles this area)
Also, how do I determine if this particular property is in the "Greenbelt" program?

[@WelcometoTN]

Hi Dave! Congrats on your move!
The $5-$25 per linear foot estimation does not include utility pole installation costs which can cost anywhere from $1,200 to $5,600.
To find out of a property is a part of the greenbelt program, you can either call the county assessor's office or do a property search on the assessor's website: assessment.cot.tn.gov/tpad/
If a property is enrolled in the greenbelt program, you can choose to stay in the program as an owner and you need to indicate you wish to do so in the purchase agreement.
I hope this helps!