Brenna McKissick, Real Estate Agent

08/17/2026

Thinking about selling, but this market has you second-guessing it?

We helped decide which updates were actually worth the money, my husband handled the renovation, and I handled the strategy, pricing and marketing.

The result? The added value more than doubled his investment in the updates — and we went UNDER CONTRACT at FULL PRICE in just 9 days, in an area where homes are taking an average of 60–90 days to sell. 🔥

Thinking about selling but don’t know where to start? Message me before you spend a dime.

Brenna McKissick
M: (615) 840-3514
O: (615) 549-6844
Oyster Real Estate Advisors
Licensed Real Estate Agent #385041
Equine and Rural Property Specialist

08/11/2026

🏡 JUST LISTED | ANTIOCH, TN

Updated. Move-in ready. Big-ticket items DONE. 👏

This 3 bed / 2 bath home is tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac and has had all the right updates:

✨ New granite countertops
✨ New bathroom vanities + tile
✨ Fresh paint throughout
✨ Primary bedroom on the MAIN floor
✨ 5-year-old roof + HVAC
✨ Encapsulated crawlspace
✨ Fully fenced backyard
✨ Walking distance to elementary, middle & high schools
✨ Minutes from Publix, shopping, dining & Percy Priest Lake

And it gets better… a planned and funded greenway will run behind the neighborhood, connecting the area from nearby shopping all the way to the marina at Percy Priest Lake. 🚲🌳

📍 3137 Weatherstone Cove W | Antioch, TN

No renovations. No big-ticket projects. Just move in and make it yours. 🔑

📲 DM me for price, details, or a private showing!

Brenna McKissick
M: (615) 840-3514
O: (615) 549-6844
Oyster Real Estate Advisors
Licensed Real Estate Agent #385041
Equine and Rural Property Specialist

07/07/2026

Congratulations to my amazing buyers!

They said yes to the address!!

Brenna McKissick
M: (615) 840-3514
O: (615) 549-6844
Oyster Real Estate Advisors
Licensed Real Estate Agent #385041
Equine and Rural Property Specialist

05/31/2026

Avoid expensive horse property mistakes that could impact your horses and your wallet 👇🏼

Horse property expertise isn’t about loving horses…it’s about understanding the land, facilities, and daily realities of keeping horses there.

One of the biggest mistakes buyers make is focusing on the house, acreage, or barn photos while overlooking costly issues.

Red flags to watch for:
• Poor drainage that turns pastures into mud pits
• Unsafe or inadequate fencing

These problems can affect both your horses and your day-to-day management.

As a former professional farrier, I’ve spent years on horse properties of every shape and size. The best properties aren’t always the prettiest, they’re the ones that function well.

If you’re looking for horse property in Tennessee, don’t just buy a barn and acreage.

Buy a property that works for both you and your horses. 🐎

📩 Relocating to Tennessee with horses? Send me a message. Want my complete Horse Property Red Flag Guide? Message me “GUIDE” and I’ll send it over.

04/24/2026

Open house tomorrow in Old Hickory! Come check these new construction homes before they’re gone!

04/16/2026

✨ OPEN HOUSE this weekend ✨
New construction + just reduced to $456,400

3 bed | 2.5 bath | fenced yard | move-in ready

Come see it in person this Saturday from 1–3PM 👀
Comment below for details or a private showing.

04/02/2026

Thinking about buying land or a home in Middle Tennessee?

I come from a background in real estate investing, and before that I spent 10 years working as a farrier, so I tend to look at properties a little differently than most agents, especially when it comes to land, layout, drainage, and how things actually function day to day.

I especially enjoy working with equine and rural properties, but I’m happy to help with anything from first homes to land to investments.

If you’re starting to look or just have questions, feel free to message me.

03/12/2026

03/12/2026

Hi everyone! I wanted to share a little update.

After spending the past few years investing in real estate, I realized how much I genuinely enjoy working with properties and helping people navigate big decisions around buying and selling. That led me to start my career in real estate, and I’m really excited about this next chapter.

Before real estate, I worked hands-on with horses as a farrier, which gave me a lot of experience seeing how land, barns, drainage, and property layout actually function in the real world. Because of that background, I especially enjoy helping people evaluate equine and rural properties, but I’m happy to work with all types of buyers and sellers.

If you or someone you know is thinking about buying, selling, or even just has questions about the market, feel free to reach out. I’d love to help.

Also, I’m curious, how many of my Facebook friends are horse people or have always wanted land for horses?