Downsizing your home usually signifies a major transition: the need for a simpler life, financial considerations in retirement, or the nest becoming empty as children move out of the house. When selling your home, it’s not merely the physical task of moving or getting rid of possessions that makes this process difficult; it’s the emotional journey that accompanies it. There are so many emotions associated with downsizing, so it will take insights and strategies to get started on this significant life change. There are the complexities of emotional attachments to possessions, the stress of decision-making, and the process of grieving while embracing new…
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Downsizing? It's Emotional and Stressful - Here's Some Help
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Retirement and Real Estate
If you are retiring, you need to think about lifestyle changes you're going to make since you're no longer tied to a job. For many people, downsizing to a smaller -- and typically cheaper -- home is one smart lifestyle change worth making. Here are four big benefits that could make a move worthwhile: 1. Cash in your equity to bulk up your nest egg For many people, their home is their most valuable asset. If you've paid off all or most of your mortgage and/or if your home has gone up in value since you bought it, you might have tens of thousands (or…
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Your Seniors Real Estate Specialist
Trusted Solutions for Your Loved Ones in Transition
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