Harper Home Team

Harper Home Team Harper Home Team. No juggling multiple agents, timelines, or closings. Two states. One team.

Real estate agents licensed in California and Tennessee, helping homeowners sell in Temecula Valley and buy in Middle Tennessee with one streamlined plan. Since 2000, Rachel and Jason Harper have been at the forefront of the California real estate market, consistently ranking as top producers. They specialize in listing and buyer sales, luxury home sales, luxury property flips, and guiding individuals and corporations in building rental portfolios across Southern California. In 2021, they expanded their expertise to the dynamic Middle Tennessee market. Then, by 2023, The Harper Home Company proudly welcomed their oldest son, Aden Harper, as a valuable new team member. The Harpers have successfully closed more than 1,400 transactions throughout their careers, a testament to their dedication and expertise. To manage their high-volume sales while maintaining their reputation for exceptional, personalized service, they lead a skilled team, including partner agents, a marketing director, and a closing manager.

Wait…you can still get more than 2,000 square feet for under $350K in Middle Tennessee. 👀This move-in-ready home in Nort...
08/27/2026

Wait…you can still get more than 2,000 square feet for under $350K in Middle Tennessee. 👀

This move-in-ready home in North Columbia has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, an open floor plan, a spacious kitchen with granite countertops and a walk-in pantry, plus a flexible upstairs landing that could become a home office, reading nook or homework space.

And when we say move-in ready, we mean it: the refrigerator, washer and dryer are all included.

You’ll also get a fenced backyard with new landscaping, a two-car garage and a convenient location near shopping, restaurants and everyday necessities.

📍 525 Burchell Lane, Columbia
🏡 2,060 square feet
💰 Offered at $349,900

Comment COLUMBIA and we’ll send you the complete listing or help you schedule a private showing.

“Would you like regular, mud, tractor, trailer, monster truck, tire swing, flower planter… or bonfire?”We will be here w...
08/20/2026

“Would you like regular, mud, tractor, trailer, monster truck, tire swing, flower planter… or bonfire?”

We will be here when you need a new set of tires…and maybe a house. 😉

Everyone talks about Nashville, Franklin and Brentwood, but Murfreesboro has quietly become one of Middle Tennessee’s bi...
08/18/2026

Everyone talks about Nashville, Franklin and Brentwood, but Murfreesboro has quietly become one of Middle Tennessee’s biggest relocation destinations.

The city added more than 18,000 residents between 2020 and 2025, and it isn’t difficult to understand why. Buyers can often get more home for their money, choose from a wide variety of neighborhoods and enjoy the amenities of a substantial city without living in Nashville.

But the growth comes with tradeoffs. Traffic, especially on I-24, is real, and Murfreesboro is much larger and busier than some relocating buyers expect.

The best way to decide if it fits is to compare the housing, commute and day-to-day lifestyle with other Middle Tennessee communities.

Thinking about making the move? DM us “MURFREESBORO,” and we’ll help you determine whether it belongs on your list.

Everyone talks about Nashville, Franklin and Brentwood, but Murfreesboro has quietly become one of Middle Tennessee’s bi...
08/18/2026

Everyone talks about Nashville, Franklin and Brentwood, but Murfreesboro has quietly become one of Middle Tennessee’s biggest relocation destinations.

The city added more than 18,000 residents between 2020 and 2025, and it isn’t difficult to understand why. Buyers can often get more home for their money, choose from a wide variety of neighborhoods and enjoy the amenities of a substantial city without living in Nashville.

But the growth comes with tradeoffs. Traffic, especially on I-24 is real, and Murfreesboro is much larger and busier than some relocating buyers expect.

The best way to decide if it fits is to compare the housing, commute and day-to-day lifestyle with other Middle Tennessee communities.

Thinking about making the move? DM us “MURFREESBORO,” and we’ll help you determine whether it belongs on your list.

Two states, one team. California to Tennessee.
08/17/2026

Two states, one team. California to Tennessee.

Planning a family trip to Franklin, Tennessee, or visiting because you’re thinking about moving here?I recently put toge...
08/13/2026

Planning a family trip to Franklin, Tennessee, or visiting because you’re thinking about moving here?

I recently put together an itinerary for clients who will be moving to Franklin soon. They want to explore the area with their family and get a good feel for what it would be like to live there. So…I figured other families might find it helpful too!

Here’s a quick look at what I included:

🏛 Historic sites
🎃 Fall festivals
🛝 Kid-friendly activities
🌳 Parks and outdoor destinations
🏘 Communities to explore
🍽 Local restaurants

Save this post for your next visit, and DM us FRANKLIN for the complete guide with links to every spot.

If you’re considering a move, we’d also be happy to help you explore the area and figure out which communities belong on your list.

Thinking about moving to Middle Tennessee?We just finished a major update to our Greater Nashville Relocation Guide and ...
08/12/2026

Thinking about moving to Middle Tennessee?

We just finished a major update to our Greater Nashville Relocation Guide and this isn’t one of those guides that tells you Nashville has live music and hot chicken. You probably figured that part out already. 😂🤪

We added updated community statistics, expanded city profiles, outdoor activities, local restaurants, shopping, practical property considerations, and a completely revised moving checklist.

There’s also a special section for Californians covering some of the biggest differences you’ll notice when moving from California to Tennessee.

Our goal was to create something that helps you compare communities and understand what daily life may actually look like before you choose where to live.

Comment GUIDE below and we’ll send you the updated copy.

Already planning your move? Send us a DM. Our team works in both Southern California and Middle Tennessee, so we can help coordinate the entire transition.

Your move. Our mission.

Does every house in Franklin cost $1.5 million now? It can definitely feel that way. 😅But nearly half of the single-fami...
08/06/2026

Does every house in Franklin cost $1.5 million now? It can definitely feel that way. 😅

But nearly half of the single-family homes sold in Franklin during the past year closed below $1 million.

The trick is knowing which neighborhoods to watch and what trade-offs come with each one.

Some neighborhoods offer larger, established homes with mature trees but may need updating. Others have newer construction and extensive amenities, but the homes may sit on smaller lots.

We put together a detailed guide covering 12 Franklin neighborhoods where buyers can still find homes under $1 million.

Comment “FRANKLIN” and we’ll send you the full guide, or DM us your budget and wish list for a personalized list of current homes.

Price ranges are based on recent market activity and are not a guarantee of current availability. Inventory, pricing, HOA fees and property details can change.

Nashville didn’t ban data centers, but it did make it considerably harder to build one beside an established neighborhoo...
07/30/2026

Nashville didn’t ban data centers, but it did make it considerably harder to build one beside an established neighborhood.

Metro Council has passed the city’s first regulations specifically addressing data centers. The rules prohibit facilities larger than 500,000 square feet, create required separation from homes and other community uses, limit larger projects to industrial areas and establish standards for noise, water, electrical capacity and backup generators.

Metro also paused new data center permits through December 1 while officials consider whether additional protections are needed.

And yes, this was largely pushed into the spotlight by the controversial DC BLOX proposal near the Nashville Zoo. That particular fight is still not settled because the project may have obtained certain rights before the new rules took effect.

From a real estate standpoint, this matters because Nashville previously didn’t even classify data centers as their own land use. Now, their effect on neighborhoods and infrastructure must be considered before future projects are approved.

Do you think the city got this right or should data centers be prohibited completely?

Where I’d live in Middle Tennessee, if… 👀The answer changes completely depending on whether I want walkability, lake acc...
07/29/2026

Where I’d live in Middle Tennessee, if… 👀

The answer changes completely depending on whether I want walkability, lake access, newer construction, a shorter commute, acreage or a downtown I can actually enjoy.

There is no single “best suburb of Nashville.” A city can look perfect online and make absolutely no sense once you factor in your daily commute or discover that the coffee shop you thought was “nearby” is actually 27 minutes away.

Tell me what matters most to you, and I’ll tell you where I’d start looking.

What’s your priority: walkability, land, lake life, commute or more house for the money?

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