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First Home Facts

If you’re in the process of shopping for your first home, you’re probably feeling a bit overwhelmed. Don’t worry, that’s normal. Buying a new home is a big step, and it can be pretty complicated. Renting is simpler than home ownership, but home ownership gives you stability and equity. So, you need to get the information that will help make home shopping easier. A good real estate agent is a good place to start. I’ve been through the home buying and selling process a few times now, and I started this blog to share my information about how to find a home with the features you’re looking for, get the most for your money, and avoid getting stuck with a lemon. Check out the articles to learn how to make your first home buying experience great.

Should You Downsize Your Home After Retirement?

Posted on August 5, 2017

After retiring, you have many decisions to make. One of those decisions is whether downsizing your home is the right move for you. If you are unsure if you should, here is what you need to know. Should You Downsize? There are several benefits to downsizing, including several financial benefits. A larger home means higher household costs for items such as utility bills. By moving to a smaller home, you can save on those expenses and put those funds towards other endeavors. [Read More]

4 Benefits Of Living In A Townhome

Posted on August 2, 2017

When you're trying to decide on the best place to live, you may want to choose a townhome. These come with a variety of benefits, and you may find this is the best place for you to call home. Townhomes offer some amenities, and this may be an area you will want to reside. Knowing some of the advantages of living in this type of property may motivate you to find it. [Read More]

A Few Costs to Consider When Looking at Island or Beach Homes

Posted on July 31, 2017

Most people dream of a beach or island house, and an estate on Fripp Island right off the coast of South Carolina may be ideal for you and your family. That being said, there are some things you will need to consider before you take the plunge and start scheduling home tours. This is especially true when it comes to extra expenses. Keep reading to learn about a few. Flood Insurance [Read More]

How To Make Your Home In An "Older" Neighborhood More Appealing To Buyers

Posted on July 27, 2017

If you live in a neighborhood where most of the residents are older, retirement-age adults (55 communities), you need to take this demographic into account when you list your home for sale. Chances are, the potential buyers you'll be marketing the home to will also be retirement age. In order to sell your home faster, you may want to make a few changes to ensure it is appealing to this crowd. [Read More]