Davidson County, TN

What county is Nashville, TN in?

Davidson County. Nashville and Davidson County have shared one government, the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, since 1963.

Is all of Nashville in Davidson County?

Yes. Metro Nashville and Davidson County share the same boundary. Nearby cities like Franklin, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet and Murfreesboro are in other counties.

What cities are in Davidson County, TN?

Nashville, plus six smaller incorporated cities: Belle Meade, Berry Hill, Forest Hills, Oak Hill, Goodlettsville and Ridgetop. Goodlettsville also extends into Sumner County and Ridgetop into Robertson County. Antioch, Bellevue, Donelson, Hermitage, Madison and Old Hickory are communities within Metro Nashville, not separate cities.

How do property taxes work in Davidson County, TN?

Metro has two main tax districts. The Urban Services District covers the urban core, and the General Services District is the area beyond it. The Assessor of Property explains that the urban district tax covers added services such as garbage pickup, street lights and sidewalks, and its rate is slightly higher to pay for them. Homes inside the six smaller cities pay the general rate plus whatever that city charges. The Assessor appraises the property and the Metro Trustee collects the tax. Look up the district for a specific address before you compare payments on two homes.

What school district serves Davidson County?

Metro Nashville Public Schools serves the whole county, including the smaller cities inside it. Zoned schools are set by address, and the district's Zone Finder shows them for any address.

Is Davidson County growing or shrinking?

Growing. The county counted 626,681 residents in the 2010 Census and 715,884 in the 2020 Census, an increase of about 14 percent in ten years.

How fast can I sell my house in Davidson County, TN?

Your timeline leads. When a direct sale is the right fit, Kimo can bring you cash offers for your property. On the open market, how long a sale takes depends on the neighborhood, the price and the condition of the home, and a purchase with a mortgage typically needs about 30 to 45 days from contract to closing.

What does it cost to sell my Davidson County home with Kimo Quance?

You will know every number up front, before you commit. As a full-service eXp Realty agent, Kimo Quance prices your Nashville, Bellevue, or Madison home to the right buyer pool, then breaks down commissions, closing costs, and your net proceeds. Sharp pricing protects your bottom line and your negotiating position.

Selling in a competitive Nashville market, how do I get top dollar?

Strategy beats luck in Davidson County. Sellers who prepare, price and time the listing well do better in any market. East Nashville, Germantown, 12 South and Bellevue each behave differently, and Kimo Quance positions your home against its own neighborhood to win the best offer.

Can Kimo Quance help if I'm facing foreclosure or selling an inherited home in Davidson County?

Yes. Kimo has guided Davidson County homeowners through foreclosure, inherited and probate sales, divorce, tax liens, and homes needing major repairs. A Realtor since 2013, with more than $500 million in career sales, and a real estate investor for more than 20 years, he lays out genuine options for Nashville and Madison sellers, with experience and patience rather than pressure, so you choose what's right.

Which Davidson County areas does Kimo Quance serve?

Kimo works across Nashville and its neighborhoods, plus Bellevue and Madison. He works the walkable neighborhoods close to downtown, Bellevue out by the Harpeth River and the Warner Parks, and Madison on the north side. That firsthand knowledge of these neighborhoods, schools, and market conditions helps you buy or sell with confidence.

I'm relocating to Davidson County. Can Kimo help me buy a home?

Absolutely. If you are relocating to Nashville, you need a local guide. A Coast Guard veteran and Amazon best-selling author of SOLD, Kimo Quance represents you from the first showing to closing, helping you weigh an urban Nashville condo against the space and value of Bellevue or Madison.

What makes Kimo Quance different from other Davidson County Realtors?

Proven results and honest guidance. Licensed since 2013, more than $500 million in career sales, a real estate investor for more than 20 years, four appearances on HGTV's House Hunters, and the Amazon best-selling author of SOLD. In a market as competitive as Davidson County, Kimo Quance gives you a seasoned pro who tells you the truth about your options. Sell your house on your terms.