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Keri Potter

Helping You Make Your Move in Nashville & Middle Tennessee.

Local knowledge. Honest guidance. A real estate experience grounded in what matters to you.


I’m Keri Potter, a Nashville-area REALTOR® with a background that’s a little different from the typical real estate story. Before real estate, I served as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy and later relocated to Middle Tennessee in 2014. I know what it’s like to start fresh in a new place—and how important it is to find not just a house, but a community that feels like home.

My approach to real estate is simple: listen first, educate always, and never pressure. Whether you’re buying your first home, relocating to Nashville, moving up, downsizing, or looking for an investment property, I want you to feel confident in every decision you make.

Real estate is more than a transaction. It’s a move toward what’s next—and I’m here to help you make it a great one.

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BUY

Find your next perfect home

SELL

Sell smarter for the best price

VALUE

Discover your home's true value

FEATURED AREAS

Old Hickory
Hermitage
Mount Juliet
Nashville
Lebanon
Madison
Brentwood
Franklin
Murfreesboro
Goodlettsville
Hendersonville
Gallatin
Belle Meade
Arrington
Spring Hill
Antioch

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Buying New Construction in Middle Tennessee: 10 Questions to Ask Before Signing a Builder Contract
New construction is attractive for obvious reasons. New systems. Modern layouts. Updated finishes. Potential builder incentives. But buying from a builder is different from buying a resale home. Before signing a contract, understand the complete deal. 1. Who Represents You? The sales representative
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Mount Juliet vs. Hendersonville: Which Nashville Suburb Fits Your Lifestyle?
Mount Juliet and Hendersonville are both popular options for buyers who want access to Nashville without necessarily living in the city itself. They also share something important: A connection to Old Hickory Lake. But the two communities can create different everyday experiences. The right choice d
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Old Hickory Lake Home Buying Guide: What Buyers Should Consider Beyond the Water View
Buying near Old Hickory Lake can offer a completely different version of Middle Tennessee living. The water. Boating. Views. Outdoor recreation. But a lake-oriented purchase should involve more than falling in love with the scenery. Start with What “Lake Living” Means to You Not every buyer wants th
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