Recycling, composting,
collecting gray water—these are all ways you can save money and help
the environment without leaving your property. However, if you are
planning to sell, a few green renovations can go a long way in terms of
appealing to buyers.
Between closing costs and property taxes, buying, selling and owning a
home is an expensive ordeal. But moving doesn’t have to be. Below, Patricia Bell, President of Gloria Nilson Realtors, Real Living offers five ways to save money when making a move.
The prices are right for today’s buyer, and many
consumers—especially those who have never owned a home before—are facing a
buying dilemma. Should they take advantage of the times and buy a home now,
even if they can’t 
afford the type of home they ideally want, or continue
counting pennies until they can purchase their dream house?
The phrase “buyer’s market” has probably been driven into your head by now. For those who are looking to move up to a larger home, or those on the lookout for their first home, the time is right. But another market has also been blooming for those already comfortable in their current housing situation; the second home market.
In today’s buyer’s market, many are choosing to move to a new home when they find they need more space. However, for those who love their current property but wish it was a bit roomier, or had an extra bedroom or a spacious family room, choosing to add an addition or remodel current space may be the best option. According to Patricia Bell, President of Gloria Nilson Realtors, Real Living, updating your current property can not only improve the appearance of your home, but also enhance its value, add to your quality of life, and appeal to future prospective buyers.
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