About Your Investment Team


  • Robert Mifflin and Tom Laskey make up the Middle Tennesse Investment Team of Bob Parks Realty, LLC. We both specialize in different parts of the middle Tennessee area and both have loads of experience in Working with Investor Clients. In the past year we have had the opportunity to close upwards of 25 investment properties and are well on our way to doubling that number this year. With resources such as investment analysis tools, property managers, a great working knowledge of the market, and the integrity and trust that we each possess, you won't find a team that will work harder for you. Call us at 615-218-7644 or 615-424-1651 to get the process started today

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Nashville Real Estate Investment Overview 2008

Nashville The following word document contains updated information for investors interested in Nashville for part of their investment portfolio.  Once inside the document, there are several hyperlinks to follow that will take you to various sites, providing an abudance of information!  Click on the following link to go to the document.  Download mid_tn_document_20081.doc

Rutherford Rocks!

Want to know what is going on in Rutherford County? Check out this flyer on current events and information in your community.Download RutherfordRocksNews.pdf

'Modest' Housing Recovery Forecast to Begin in 2008

With all the negative talk about the Housing Market, this is a breath of fresh air.  The market is forecasted to start turning around in 2008. Check out this article for more details. This one is really worth reading. http://www.nbnnews.com/NBN/issues/2007-10-29/Front+Page/index.html

Double-digit home price drops coming

Over the next few years, more than three-quarters of the nation's housing markets will suffer some decline in home prices. Nashville is not mentioned in the double-digit price drop. Many cities around the country will experience the double-digit price decrease. Nashville and Middle TN continues to outshine the rest. Read more at:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/09/19/real_estate/steep_home_price_drops_coming/index.htm?postversion=2007091915

Great Deals on Three Murfreesboro Properties

884105 Click  here to see more details on this house.  With the need for rentals on the rise, this one becomes a Great Candidate.  It's offered at $130,000 and features close to 1400 sq ft.  Rent will probably fall in the $900-950 per month range.  Call us or email us if you would like us to provide a full investment analysis on this or any other property.

AnothOtherhouseer great possibility for a rental home.  At just $129,900, this one will probably rent for the  $950-1000 a month range.  Click here to see more details.  This one's an older home, but much of the major "stuff" has been updated, within the last 3 years.  Call us or email us for an investment analysis.

This one may be the deal of the day!  It is being sold as a short-sale!  The property is in good Cason_trail_2 condition and is in a highly desirable area.  This home should rent for $950-1000, more toward the $1000 if a fence is added.  To find out more details on this property, click here or give us a call!

State's jobless rate dips to lowest level since late 2000

The unemployment rate in Tennessee is at 4.1 percent. It has not been that low since December of 2000. What are the causes? Read more...Download job_rate.doc

State's Existing Home Sales Fall in 2Q

With all the gloom and doom out in the market place, Nashville and Middle Tennessee seem somewhat sheltered from what is going on nationally. Nashville ADI saw a its medium price for a home rise to 189,900 up 5% from a year earlier. To read more...Download home_sales.doc

Auto Industry's Surge South Ignited Nashville's Ascent

Rutherford County and Williamson County are both close to the major auto plants.  It is not an accident that both counties lead in suburban growth. The professional sports teams and business press hypes have also played a dramatic role in growth in Nashville and surrounding cities. Download blog_1.doc

As apartment market tightens, rents increase across Midstate

Rent in the Nashville area have jumped 5 percent since 2005.  The average rent in Nashville now costs $736 a month. The high occupancy rate leaves new tenants with fewer options.  Rents are also up for existing residents. Read more at: Download rent_article.pdf

Rental Market is Expected to Become More Significant

For_rent As potential home buyers are becoming more cautious about purchasing a home with interests rates up; and with the subprime market becoming less and less liberal in their lending practices, there are many people that are strongly considering renting as their option.  Take a look at this article to learn more.