Deciding to move or renovate is a decision many homeowners face. As families and lifestyles grow and change, choosing whether to adjust your existing space to fit your lifestyle or move into a new house that already accommodates your needs can be complicated. If you’re faced with this decision, read on to determine best if you should renovate or buy a new home.
Initial Questions to Consider
Whether you remodel or move, it requires a substantial amount of work. Remodeling will disrupt your life and your home for a significant amount of time. Alternatively, moving comes with the stress of listing your current house and searching for a new place in a competitive market. Below are some questions to ask yourself as you face this decision.
Once you know the answers to these questions, you can make the best decision for your unique scenario.
Pros of Remodeling
Moving into a new home may mean a new neighborhood, new school district and new neighbors. You also get to maintain the emotional ties of your existing home. Below are some of the top pros of remodeling.
Pros of Moving
Moving into a new home can be a fresh start, and if you find a home with the space you need, it can save you from any construction-related headaches. Below are some of the top pros of moving.
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