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Most people who are moving ask for a home with specific features, like a certain number of bedrooms or bathrooms, etc. Also, they consider whether the property is located in a good community. However, it is important to keep in mind what your idea of a “good community” really is. We have to take in consideration that your concept of good community may be very different from that of others and maybe even the agent who is helping you find a home.
Another consideration is what is your preferred lifestyle and how a specific community can fulfill those needs. One way to evaluate your lifestyle needs is to make a list of all the activities you like to do in your current community and those you’d like to be able to do in your new community.
Do your homework in choosing a community. A really nice home in a not so nice neighborhood is not necessarily a good investment, but a home in the right community may make your homeownership experience both satisfying and financially rewarding.
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