WOULD YOU BUY YOUR HOUSE ALL OVER AGAIN?
To answer this question honestly, you need information that is accurate and meaningful. Humans, patterns, taste, and architecturally speaking, homes evolve over time. From what you paid, or how much it was worth when you first acquired your home to now, will depend on today’s market and what the buyer is willing to spend.
Our need for square footage, number of bedrooms, baths, garage spaces, location, wall colors or textures, flooring, windows, window treatments, and age for electrical components, plumbing, heating, and air conditioning ages and changes over time. People age too. As in fashion, one day you’re in; the next day you’re out. With the current job market, you may still be employed or not. Perhaps you are fortunate enough to still have a job but are you now working out of your home or living on unemployment? To many people, school districts was a deciding factor. Life changes and we do too.
Over the span of time, evolution has changed the way people live, work, or retire. Deviations from the norm requires careful analysis. Facing reality and gathering information applicable to our own individual needs supplies the data we need to know to make important decisions about where we live.
The fact that you’re reading this now tells me you are interested in how much your property is worth. Will buyers appreciate all that you have done; or would they desire, "as is," nothing new has been done? To most people, cost and the bottom line matters. The human brain is always processing information about what’s new, what’s old, what needs to be done, and questions are asked, am I happier staying where I am or is there something better? Whether you need to move or have to move because of personal reasons, there are questions that need to be answered and only you can answer what you can or can’t afford to do.
Knowledge is gained when you trust the right people who are credible to answer the right questions and who can guide you with statistics and information, specific to your individual needs. Making an informed decision must be specific to what's best for you. Our actions are driven by knowledge and understanding about what is applicable to us. If I can be that person to you, and you’re currently living or planning to move to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, please contact me. Searching the Internet can be helpful, but information in Cyberland can be confusing, obsolete, and misguiding.
As every year goes by, time changes, the market changes, people change. What's put out on the Internet may never go away, and may never be current or right. Having pertinent and accurate knowledge is powerful; and it helps you to figure out what should be done. If you are a homeowner, or a first-time buyer, you need reliable information from someone licensed to buy and sell real estate. In the State of Texas, to be licensed, I am required to be background checked, and fingerprinted. Experience and knowledge do make a difference. If I can be that person for you, please give me a chance to discuss further ---Patricia Feager
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