Are You In The Right Place?
Since, for most of us, the financial value of one’s house represents our single-biggest financial/ monetary asset, doesn’t it make sense to have a method/ technique to ensure you proceed as wisely as possible and consider a wide variety of suitable options and alternatives? Qualified, severe, and potential home buyers should consider if the distinct possibility is the right HOME for them. How can one do so thoroughly and carefully in a focused way? With that in mind, this article will attempt to briefly consider, examine, review, and discuss, using the mnemonic approach, what this means, and represents and why it’s wise to undergo as effectively as possible.
1. House; head/ heart; heating: What are a particular house’s strengths and weaknesses? How are the systems, and will they serve your needs? For example, is the heating system effective and efficient, and what might be the possibilities for addressing any relevant conditions? Are you ready, willing, and able to use your finest logical and emotional components in a head/ heart balance in considering whether it’s the right house for you and your present and foreseeable future needs and priorities? Can you comfortably afford this particular place, both upfront and monthly?
2. Options; opportunities: Far too often, home buyers rely too heavily on their perceptions and are repeatedly misled by professional staging, curb appeal, etc. When seeking your next home, examine whether it offers future opportunities that enhance and improve the house’s bones. What specific options are most appealing to you, and why?
3. Motivate; measure; meet; needs: Examine, in advance, whether you are faithful or in love with specific furniture and furnishings, and consider how well they might fit into a potential property. Know the measurements and specifications of these items, and measure whether they’ll work in the new location. What about any home motivates you? How might it best meet your needs and serve you effectively?
4. Enrich; experience; energy; earn: If your house fails to enrich your experiences and happiness/ enjoyment, it won’t make your consideration. Whether you afford the costs associated with home ownership directly relates to whether you benefit and be happy/ comfortable. Many overlook the related energy costs, a significant component of a homeowner’s monthly expenses.
What might make a particular HOME the right one for you? Know yourself, your finances, needs, goals, and priorities, and proceed with common sense!
