As Nashville looks back over the past year, one quivers in fear as the rain keeps pouring down on a city that received 13 inches of rain in a 2 day period, one year ago. The local papers and TV reporters have filled us with Then and Now stories. Of Successful re openings and Empty storefronts. Of homes completely renovated to those still vacant with broken windows. No one was left untouched in someway either by the water itself entering your home or business, or the hours … (13 comments)
nashville tn flood: ReTune Nashville Auction and Concert Saturday October 23!
- 10/23/10 03:46 AM
ReTune Nashville Auction and Concert Saturday October 23! ReTune Nashville is a benefit concert for uninsured musicians with the money being distributed through the Nashville Musicians Association Flood Relief Fund and MusiCares Nashville Flood Relief. This non-profit was started by Sheri O'Neal. She like every Nashvillian was haunted by the terrible images of the Nashville disaster in May. Where most people saw images of mud and debris, Sheri saw a guitar just laying on a pile of trash. Thus the birth of ReTune Nashville which sells artwork that has been created from flood-damaged instruments. The money is to help musicians who … (5 comments)
nashville tn flood: Real Estate Investment Opportunity in Nashville TN! 3405 Pleasant Valley, Nashville TN
- 08/06/10 10:20 AM
Real Estate Investment Opportunity in Nashville TN! Everyone has seen the damage created from the May 1, 2010 floods in Nashville. It's been all over the television about Bellevue, Franklin, Pennington Bend and Downtown Nashville. Very few people have seen the up close areas that weren't mention repeatedly on the evening news. One little area in particular, Pleasant Valley. Though most of the homes had flood insurance, it's never really enough to put the house back in true living condition and to replace the personal property lost. The Real Estate investment opportunity is here in this little quiet area of Nashville … (4 comments)
This morning I finally ventured over to Bellevue to check on a vacant listing. There had been talk that condos in River Plantation had flooded. I was not prepared for what I saw. There was street after street with trucks lining them. The yards were full of debris pulled from the condominiums. Everything west of Sawyer Brown Road had been under water. When I turned onto the road I knew disaster was waiting for me.
Every unit on this street got 4 to 5 feet of river water.These properties … (11 comments)
Nashville TN Flood of May 2010 One Year Anniversary This week 
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