Thinking about selling your home in Knoxville? You might be upsizing, changing school zones, or moving closer to work. Whatever the reason, the sale should serve your timeline and your net. We’ll set a clear plan, keep the steps simple, and make sure each move adds value.
Buyers choose Knoxville for everyday convenience - good schools, short commutes, and shopping that’s close by. Homes near greenways and a quick drive to downtown tend to pull steady showings. If you’re weighing areas, this suburbs rundown helps frame options, and current active listings show what’s drawing traffic right now.
In Knoxville, school zoning, commute routes, and proximity to downtown carry real weight. I fold those specifics into your listing plan and coordinate early with the inspector and title company so timing stays clean.
Light, layout, and curb appeal drive tours. We’ll focus on small fixes, a deep clean, and front-of-house touches so photos sell the flow buyers want in single-family homes.
Start where buyer alerts already ping: nearest comps with similar square footage and condition. Price for week-one showings, spotlight outdoor space, then let MLS syndication carry the reach while geo-targeted ads catch relocation traffic. I also track new development news to frame demand.
Headline price isn’t the whole story. Pre-approval strength, appraisal terms, inspection timing, and rent-back options can change your net. I map the trade-offs in plain language so the best path is obvious.
Once under contract, we keep momentum - inspections scheduled fast, appraisal docs ready, title cleared early. I stay close to the lender, inspector, and title company so you’re not chasing paperwork in the final week.
In Tennessee, total selling expenses usually land around 8%-10%. That range covers all services and fees, including agent commissions and routine closing costs.
Tennessee collects a state real estate transfer tax. You may also see title insurance, escrow services, prorated property taxes, possible HOA items, and optional prep like staging, light repairs, or a deep clean.
We’ll put together a simple net sheet that lists every cost line by line, then decide whether offering a buyer credit or completing repairs will keep your timeline on track.
Today’s market rewards precision - lead with a dialed-in price and polished presentation, and be ready for a longer negotiation runway as buyers scrutinize condition and terms.
I’m Katelyn Warren and I work with sellers across Knoxville and nearby towns. I hold ABR, SRS, PSA, and MRP designations, and I understand how school-district lines and proximity to shopping affect demand. If you’re considering a move, I’ll outline timing, prep, and pricing so you know exactly what comes next.