BUYER-INFORMED SOURCING

Off-market properties.
Your Middle Tennessee criteria.

To discuss off-market investment properties in Nashville and Middle Tennessee, share what you actually buy. Specific criteria help us assess a possible fit when a property opportunity is available.

By the DBLS Homes team · Updated November 4, 2026

Where is DBLS focusing its sourcing?

Within Middle Tennessee, our sourcing focus is single-family properties in Nashville, Murfreesboro, Clarksville and the surrounding Middle Tennessee region. The current county focus is Davidson, Rutherford, Montgomery, Maury, Robertson, Sumner, Wilson, Williamson, Dickson, Cheatham. Specify the county and ZIP codes you want; a broad “Tennessee” preference leaves important questions unanswered.

What should a useful buyer brief include?

• Location: target counties, cities and ZIP codes, plus areas you exclude.
• Property: single-family or other specific types, size and any construction restrictions.
• Purchase range: your maximum acquisition price and whether it changes with the condition or strategy.
• Renovation tolerance: light updates, major renovation or a full gut. Identify whether fire damage is acceptable.
• Occupancy: vacant only or tenant-occupied, and any lease-related limits.
• Transaction preferences: whether you accept contract assignments and what closing window you can realistically support.
• Current activity: whether you are actively acquiring or researching a future purchase.

The buyer form has a details field for assignment preferences, occupancy, ZIP codes and other limits. Do not submit bank statements, account numbers or identification documents.

Are there properties available to buy right now?

This page is a buyer-criteria intake, not a live inventory list. We are not advertising a specific property here. Sharing your criteria does not guarantee a property, a reserved allocation or a particular number of opportunities.

If a potential fit is discussed, verify the property details, ownership or contractual interest, access, title, repairs, costs and written terms before deciding to proceed. Any return or repair estimate needs your own due diligence.

How do assignments fit into the process?

DBLS may seek to assign its contractual interest in a property to another buyer for a fee or profit. Tell us whether you accept assignments. Any proposed purchase or assignment is subject to a separate written agreement and applicable disclosures; our role and the interest being offered need to be clear.

What happens after I share my criteria?

Christian or Raul reviews the details and can follow up by email to clarify your buying requirements. We can discuss an opportunity when there is a potential fit. Keep us informed if your markets, price range or acquisition activity change.