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In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in the way families choose to structure their living arrangements. Multigenerational living, once a traditional setup prevalent in many cultures, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity across the globe. This trend reflects not only economic realities but also a cultural shift towards prioritizing familial bonds and intergenerational support systems.
Read more: Embracing Multigenerational Living: A Modern Trend on the Rise
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Don’t rely on strangers for your real estate needs! The average person moves about 12 times in their lifetime. If you’re planning to move to a new community, whether it’s across the state or across the country, it’s important to have a real estate agent you can trust.
Read more: Optimize Your Options When Moving Out of the Area
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When you need to find great service, you feel more comfortable when you get a referral from someone who you know and trust. As a real estate agent who works by referral, I know that level of trust is especially important when it comes to the biggest financial decision you will ever make — buying or selling a house.
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Save time with a Tax Professional. Hiring a tax pro could make a lot of sense depending on your situation. Here are a few instances when you might consider going pro.
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In the realm of real estate, small spaces can often be a challenge to showcase effectively. Bathrooms, in particular, can present a unique set of obstacles due to their compact nature. However, with a bit of creativity and strategic planning, even the tiniest of bathrooms can be transformed into inviting retreats that add value and appeal to your home. Here are some tips on how to freshen up a small bathroom:
Read more: Revitalize Your Space: Transforming a Small Bathroom into a Sanctuary
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What Gets in the Way of Connecting wtih Loved Ones?
Read more: The #1 Reason People Move: To be Closer to Family