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Are you trying to decide whether to buy a home or rent one? Before making your final decision, know that there are a few clear financial advantages to buying a home, especially for buyers in their 20s and 30s.
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If you’re considering hiring a moving company, you’ll want to compare the rates and service policies of at least two or three different companies. Be sure to ask your final candidates these questions.
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Do you need a bigger home? While buying a larger home means a higher monthly payment, more utilities, higher taxes, and more maintenance, there are definitely some situations where it makes sense.
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Moving can be stressful — but it doesn’t have to be. If this is your first big move, here are a few tips for getting started.
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An investment property is a great way to build wealth and generate extra monthly income. It can be as simple as making the most out of a vacation home or renting out the other side of a duplex.
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Why are more homebuyers in their 20s and 30s moving to the suburbs?
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Is buying a vacation home right for you? Here are five things to consider before making your big purchase.
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Buying a smaller home may feel like a downgrade, but many families actually experience an increase in happiness when they move to a smaller home. Why? Because there is less financial pressure, plus more emotional connection with family members.
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Moving to the Kansas City area? Congratulations. You’re about to discover one of America’s hidden gems—and why it’s rated one of the Top 50 Best Places to Live.
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If you’re considering buying a house by yourself, but aren’t sure you can afford the mortgage—then consider getting a roommate. Today, adults of all ages are choosing to be a “live-in landlord” as a viable option for buying their own home—after college, after kids move out, after divorce, or simply as a single working adult.
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