[moovova]

My advice? Hire a local (TN) real estate attorney to advise you. Don’t rely on social media advice.

Other than that...I envy you.

[1Old Pro]

My advice? Hire a local (TN) real estate attorney to advise you. Don’t rely on social media advice.

Sound advice, because I was going to tell him there are no regulations and no taxes and no rules.

[liberalh8ter]

^ This. Disclaimer...I don't live in TN but have family there that just concluded a 12 year court battle over a boundary dispute. The land was originally all part of one large farm and the guy with the smallest tract was trying to take land from my family member because his didn't have access to the State park and creek. At the end of the day, the guy lost and it was the fault of the crooked surveyor who lost his license during this process. The whole thing was very shady and now the guy is trying to take land from the neighbor on the other side. From following along with this case, I learned their laws are quite different from where I live. Get a reputable attorney and surveyor before you close the deal.