So You Think Bigger is Better? Better Think Again
The misconception “bigger is better” is never more revealing than when the home buyer prepares to sell the house later down the road. Buying a bigger or the largest home in the neighborhood often proves to be a poor judgment call for the buyer.
When it comes to purchasing real estate, location, location and location should always be at the forefront in the buyer thought process. Even if you find the prime location and community, buying the largest home in that community may turn out to be a serious mistake.
In addition to location being a key factor in your buying decision, square footage is another consideration. Many home buyers, especially engineers, look at price per square foot of a home.
Let’s say a neighborhood community is made up of 100 homes. The area is a master planned community with parks, tennis courts, a good school district, close to shopping, …
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