Bigger May Or May Not Be Better

For sure...a crew of maids for one and one of those robotic vacuum cleaners for the other.Plus a lot more toilets to clean..... Jeff 😎

Always look for what interests you first and then go from there, :) Love and ligh

Good morning Margaret. One mans junk is another man’s treasure. Questions determine how to proceed. Enjoy your day 

This is a great topic to cover, Margaret.  It really does depend.  Currently, I live in one of the smaller homes in my community.  I love my home but wish it had a larger kitchen.  However, it's only an issue when my family comes home for a visit.  Other than that, it's great for me and my two felines!

CONGRATULATIONS Margaret, on having this blog FEATURED in the Old Farts Club group!  

Good morning Margaret - it certainly does depend on what the needs are.  If there are children involved schools play a big role.

Everyone has different wants and needs so it really depends on what they want most.  When I bought my house I chose a smaller home in a better location and I don't regret it at all.

Good morning! You are absolutely correct. It always depends on that specific buyer's desires.

Hello Margaret - questions are great conversation-starters.  And the likely "it depends" answer can lead to continued conversation and sometimes even the right real estate connection.  

So true, the bigger, the more work.  Have a wonderful Sunday. Rest up and be ready for a knock-out-of-the-park work week starting tomorrow.  bill 

Hi Margaret.
I've discovered the answer to many questions is: "It depends."  Everyone has unique wants and needs.   I also discovered that sometimes buyers don't even know what they want until they see it. Listening is an important skill when working with clients.

Excellent topic. With the market pricing becoming out of control, many buyers are having to go smaller than originally desired, just to be able to afford a home. 

Hello Margaret, now that would be to big for just me and my wife but some people would want something that big.

It will always be about what the client wants and if they ask they can get our opinion of the purchase if we dare to bust their bubble

Hello Margaret Rome Baltimore 410-530-2400 

The answer will always depend on the buyer's wants, needs, desires, and affordability. And of course, only the buyer can determine what "better" and "desirable" mean to them. Desirable to one may not be desirable to someone else.  

Margaret there was a point in my life that bigger was better, but I have reached the point that smaller is preferred to bigger.  Live changes and so do our needs.

We are among those who need to downsize. Getting rid of the surplus stuff and finding the right replacement is a challenge.

I agree Margaret. There was a time when more people felt bigger was better. Now people care more about location and the house itself.