THINGS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN CHOOSING YOUR

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a family room is helpful when one’s children young (you can cook while
watching the kids).
Go for your type
Think about what style of home fits you best, apartment, house,
condo, townhome, etc. –they’re not one size fits all. For example, a single-
family home, which sits on its own lot and must be maintained by the
homeowner — may be great for a person seeking privacy, but not so
wonderful for somebody who doesn’t want to worry about mowing the
lawn, fixing the plumbing, etc. Meanwhile a condo might be perfect for
somebody who wants a “lock ‘n’ leave” lifestyle, but not for somebody who
doesn’t like sharing a wall with his neighbors. You know how many
bedrooms and bathrooms you need. Yet it’s easy to become wowed by
extras and lose sight of the essentials.
Check the surroundings
When you purchase a home.   you not only get a house, you also buy into a
neighborhood Think about whether that neighborhood will suit you. Sure,
you might love the house itself, but will the loud neighbors next door or- the
school across the street become too bothersome for you? Also, do you like
the feel of the neighborhood and does it offer everything you need? It’s best
to find a place in a community that you’ll enjoy.
But what you can afford
It’s easy to shoot for the sky and overspend when buying a home
you understandably want the best your money can buy. Examing your
finances, keeping in mind current and future expenses ,
and don’t exceed your means. It’s smarter to buy a home you can
easily afford than one you have to stretch to get into. Stay down
to earth, and you’ll be better prepared should unexpected financial
commitments and problems arise later down the road.