Building your dream home can be a great experience. You finally have the chance to create the home you've always wanted, with all of the right features, in just the right place. Sometimes, however, there's something that can keep Connecticut homeowners from pursuing that dream. How do you buy a new home when you have an existing home to sell?
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If you’re weighing the pros and cons of building a new Connecticut home or purchasing an existing home, one of the things you’ll probably consider is the cost of insurance for both properties.
Read MoreTags: Finance & Budgeting, Building a Custom Home, Buying a New Home
If your current house no longer meets your needs, what should you do? Maybe you just need some more living space. Or maybe you feel that your current house needs significant updates to bring it up to level of comfort you desire. Regardless of the reason, if you’ve outgrown your Connecticut area home, you have a couple of options. You can either build a new home or you can remodel your existing home to achieve what you want.
Tags: Wallingford, Finance & Budgeting
Setting a realistic budget for your new Connecticut home can be a little tricky—but not doing it can be disastrous. If you spend too much you can spend years strapped for cash, making it hard to enjoy your new home. If you spend too little, you'll probably end up with less home than you really want—and that won't make you happy, either. So how do you determine a homebuilding budget that's just right for you?
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There’s an uncomfortable truth about remodeling your Connecticut home: It costs money. We occasionally meet with prospective clients who have great ideas for what they want to do to improve their homes in the Wallingford area—only to be frustrated when their lack of funds get in the way. Here are a few budget tips for your CT home remodeling project.
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