When it comes to downsizing, seniors can make the most of their retirement years by moving into a smaller home. While this can be a challenging task, it can be worth it in the long run. If you’re in the early stages of making this type of move yourself, you’re in luck. Mortgage rates are low, and two and three-bedroom homes are popping up in every market. Here are some things to know before you make the move.
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When it’s time to navigate downsizing, you want to have as much information as possible to help make this process easier. There might be some bumps along the way, but remember, a smaller home can open the door to a more enjoyable retirement. So tap into these resources and others to set you on the right path. The more you know, the better prepared you’ll be and the more you’ll enjoy your scaled-down life.
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