Tennessee moves up a list homebuyers don’t want to lead

By Geert De Lombaerde Posted on September 2, 2009 at 11:27 am

Bankrate.com says Tennessee homebuyers can expect to pay $2,901 to close on a home purchase this year. That ranks the state 12th, up from 24th a year ago. Nationally, the average costs fell 12 percent in the past year.

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