Oscar Valle, Tennessee Real Estate

06/30/2026

06/24/2026

The National Association of Realtors is urging Congress to double the capital gains tax exclusion for home sellers, raising the limit from $250,000 to $500,000 for single filers and from $500,000 to $1 million for married couples.

The current limits, unchanged since 1997, mean nearly 13 million homeowners would face a tax penalty if they sold today, effectively locking them in place and reducing available housing supply. NAR president Kevin Brown testified before the Senate Banking Committee that raising the limits would free up housing inventory without requiring new construction.

06/13/2026

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OPEN HOUSE!!! Sat. June 13 @12-2pm
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447 Cherokee Hills Rd.
Seymour, TN. 37865

New Construction!!!

01/29/2026

Take a look at this home! Does it have everything you're looking for?

Charming cottage located in the heart of desirable North Hills! This two-bedroom, one-bath home features original hardwood floors, and tile in the bathroom, blending classic character with modern updates. Granite countertops in kitchen. Enjoy a fully renovated interior/exterior with a white picket f...

01/28/2026

Freezers seem to shrink over time, don't they? Use these hacks to double the space you've got!

See full post with more tips, links, and resources on the Apartment Therapy website.

01/27/2026

1488 Touraine Place

A stunning custom renovation invites you to enjoy the brick landscaped entrance, gated front patio, one car garage & canvas remote ontrol retractable awning on back patio with greenscaped views & walled courtyard vistas, The central focus is the living room with fireplace & dining room with window w...

01/26/2026

Looking to spruce things up in your decor? Take a walk on the wild side with animal prints in your home.

Go wild...

01/24/2026

Doesn't this lawn game look fun? The real challenge: creating the longest word possible with your letters.

Upcycle leftover cardboard into letters to create this fun, oversized lawn game.

01/24/2026

Winter weather is headed to East Tennessee, and there’s no better time to be prepared. A little planning now can go a long way when temperatures drop.