Knoxville Mortgage Broker
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Knoxville, Tennessee is home to the University of Tennessee Volunteers and 173,890 residents. The residents are very proud of their Volunteer football – and with a stadium capacity of 102,854, the city enjoys the economic benefits of the thousands of visitors each football season. The housing market has been relatively steady in recent years as the population has seen little change. The median house value is $78,000.
Tennessee Mortgage Facts
- Non-Community Property State - Since Tennessee is a non-community property state, you do NOT need to include the liabilities of your spouse, when applying for a Tennessee mortgage, if you choose to leave them off of the loan.
- High Closing Cost State - HUD has determined certain states to be high closing cost states and others to be low closing cost states. Tennessee is classified as a high closing cost state due to higher priced title fees. If you are moving to Tennessee from another state, be aware of these costs.
- Mortgage Tax State - Be aware, there is a state tax that is assessed on all Tennessee mortgages.