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Find Your Next Rental Home in Nashville, TN

Tricon Residential rents homes throughout the Nashville area. We have homes in several architectural styles that include American Craftsman, American farmhouse, contemporary, Tudor, and Georgian revival homes. Most homes have up to four bedrooms and two or more bathrooms.

Why Rent in Nashville With Tricon Residential?

We make it possible to join the best neighborhoods in and around Nashville. Relax in the suburbs of Thompson Station, Spring Hill, Mt. Juliet, and Gallatin. Get away from the rat race when you live in one of our Fort Campbell homes. Choose from rural or urban communities as you look through our listings. In addition to living a comfortable and affordable quality of life, you can expect:

• Sustainable living
• Smart home technology>
• Luxurious amenities
• Pet-friendly policies
• Spacious living spaces

Our security deposit discounts and waivers make your move more affordable.

Tricon Residential in Nashville FAQs

Here are a few answers to questions about Tricon Residential’s property rentals.

How Long Will Tricon Residential Hold a Home?

Once we receive your $55 application fee and $250 holding fee, we’ll hold your home for 10 days, which is long enough to complete the application process. If you pass the screening, we’ll apply the $250 holding fee to your first month’s rent.

Is It Hard to Pass the Application Process?

Anyone over 18 can rent a home through Tricon Residential. Our renters must have good credit histories and sufficient income. Additionally, we may not rent to someone with felony convictions or a poor debt repayment history. A pattern of past evictions might also disqualify you.

Will I Need Renter’s Insurance?

We require that every renter maintains valid insurance coverage. Your coverage must include $100,000 of legal liability coverage and $10,000 of personal property coverage. To simplify this requirement, we provide this insurance through LeaseTrack for a $19.95 monthly premium. Want to learn more about renting with Tricon Residential? Explore our FAQs page here.

Overview of Nashville Living

Big city living is more affordable in Nashville. Rent has consistently dropped in recent months. Rent prices are 8.4% lower when compared to the previous year. Tricon Residential has home rentals as low as $1,519 per month. Our maximum rent is $3,049 per month, which is for a 4-bedroom, 2,916-square-foot home. Nashville has thriving commercial districts interspersed with beautiful residential neighborhoods. It’s known as the friendliest city in the country. The welcoming community and live music venues make this city an entertainment capital. There’s also a diverse and growing job market that attracts people and businesses alike.

Some Things to Do in Nashville

Nashville offers something for every adult and child. If you’re new to the city, the following guide provides some tips.

Top Restaurants in Nashville

Nashville restaurants offer cuisine of every type and for every taste. Don’t forget to sample the food at these local favorites:

• Church and Union Nashville at 201 4th Avenue N
• Moxy Rooftop at 110 3rd Avenue S
• The Twelve Thirty Club at 550 Broadway
• Tenn at 118 7th Avenue N

There are so many restaurants throughout Nashville that you’ll never have the same meal twice. When you’re looking for a fast meal, vegan-friendly food, or locally sourced menus, there’s always a restaurant to satisfy your craving.

The Best Things to Do in Nashville

You’ll quickly discover that Nashville is the perfect place for music lovers. Many activities and venues in the area focus on the city’s rich musical heritage.

• Grand Ole Opry
• Country Music Hall of Fame
• Nashville Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour
• Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery

In addition, tour the District, Printer’s Alley, and the Music City Walk of Fame. You’ll find plenty of family-friendly activities throughout the city.

There’s Excellence in Nashville School Districts

If you have kids, you’ll also be looking for new schools. Consider elementary schools that have been ranked the highest in the state:

• Jack Anderson Elementary STEM School
• Dr. William Burrus Elementary School
• George A. Whitten Elementary School
• Beech Elementary School

Do you have teens entering high school? Choose from Nashville’s best high schools:

• Station Camp High School
• Hendersonville High School
• Beech Sr. High School
• Merrol Hyde Magnet School

There are private and charter schools throughout the area. Compare a variety of schools to find the one that will best meet your demands for a quality education and a positive social setting.

Nightlife in Nashville

Nightlife is an important part of Nashville living. To get started, visit these popular hot spots:

• Library Restaurant & Lounge – 623 Union Street
• Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer – 140 3rd Avenue N
• Skull’s Rainbow Room – 222 Printer’s Alley
• Corner Pub Downtown – 151 5th Avenue N

As you immerse yourself in the welcoming Nashville community, you’ll discover more locally owned bars and clubs. The city’s exciting nightlife attracts locals and visitors, so you’ll never fall into a rut when looking for a chance to socialize and meet new friends.