Furnished short term rental? (Franklin, Hendersonville: apartment complex, rentals, buying a house)

[Elanc]

Hi all,
My family is planning a move from Long Beach, Ca to Nashville and ended up selling our house way faster than anticipated. We are planning on buying a house once we get to Nashville and have more opportunity to explore its different neighborhoods (thread on that to follow), but we will need a temporary rental. We are hoping to find a furnished rental for a month or two. Can anyone suggest any properties? One that i have found and am considering is the Metropolitan. According to the website, it is in the midtown/Green Hills area. I'm still trying to get a grasp on the many areas in and around Nashville, so i'm not sure how accurate that is. Any insight on the area or property itself? We are looking for a two bedroom and would prefer to keep the cost under $2000.

Thanks in advance!

[alleycat]

Well, actually, that area is between Midtown and Green Hills. It would probably be a good location for you-it's not far from I-440 which loops around the city.

It's in a good area and the properties is nice. When it was first built, it was considered quite trendy (that was some years ago).

[Mi shots]

You might not want to try the Hendersonville area but just thought I would throw it out there for you since we had the same situation.
Our home (in NY) sold in a week. We are now down here searching for homes. Just arrived less than a week ago.
We are renting a 2 bedroom/2 bath apartment at Aventura at Indian Lakes. We have two small dogs. Rent is $1400+. We looked into renting furniture which most lead you to one company. To rent 3 beds, table with four chairs, couch, love seat, coffee table, side table with a lamp, and basic pots and pans it was $600 a month.

We also look at corporate housing. Anything I would consider was $2500-$4000 a month but our biggest problem was short term rentals.

I chose not to rent furniture because I get a little sleeved with the thought of someone else's bed, etc... We purchased basic needs. It's cheap enough to go to walmart and purchase basic to get by for a 2-3 months.

If you are looking for short term, a nice apartment complex literally within walking distance to everything, Aventura might work. It's not too far from Franklin and Brentwood.

I wish you luck. Boy is it ever stressful.