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12-25-2007, 09:34 AM
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Retirement in TN
Even though I have a few years to work yet, I am wanting to relocate to a place I can just buy a house and sit back and relax in....Maybe do a little remodelling, or gardening and get into activities in the area.
Being single I am going to need an inexpensive area to live, where my money will last longer than other places. Anyone have any ideas on areas in TN that I could maybe get more for less? 
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12-25-2007, 10:02 AM
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East Tenn Valley
S.G. A year ago we pick out the Rt # 27 valley. Seems the whole East section will be what you are asking about. City of Dayton, Rhea county, example.
 
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