Do you live in a big house? Big houses make sense when you’re raising a family. They’re not so reasonable if your children are all grown up with kids of their own. That’s a sure sign that it’s time to downsize to a smaller, less expensive home. That’s a sensible, cost-saving alternative, but it’s often difficult to let go.
Your home isn’t just the place where you live, it holds rooms full of memories and decades of family joy. If you no longer need that much space, those warm and fuzzy feelings can cost you. Perhaps it’s time to take a practical look at the price you pay when you have “too much house”.
You Pay Big House Expenses
It costs money to hold onto space you don’t use or need. A big house comes with big bills and they get bigger every year. Your monthly statements explain the problem quite clearly.
- Heating and air conditioning bills
- Property taxes
- Landscaping costs
- Water bills
- Sewage bills
- Homeowners insurance premiums
Maintenance Costs Increase as Your Home Ages
Nothing lasts forever. If you’ve been in your home for a while, wear, tear, and deterioration costs a little bit more each year. As time passes, your plumbing will need repairs and you’ll need to replace your deteriorating roof. Your furnace will wear out and your hot water heater will break down. That’s just the beginning when you have “too much house”.
The only way to reduce or eliminate your big-house maintenance and repair costs is to sell it and move on. When you downsize to a smaller home, your maintenance costs downsize accordingly. If you move to a condo or an apartment, you eliminate many maintenance costs altogether.
You and Your Home Age Together
As you settle into retirement, your big home will likely need more personal care than you. If you plan to age-in-place, your home will require remodeling and retrofitting to keep you safe.
That can mean mobility structures, wider doorways, doorknob replacements, and more. Even if you’re a DIY home maintenance champ, eventually, you’ll need professional assistance to keep your big home livable. Moving to a smaller, single-level home now can save you time and remodeling costs later.
We Don’t Have All of the Answers, But…
At Next Level Home Buyers, we have ONE answer to your “too much house” problem. We buy your home.
Our solution has worked for many local homeowners who wanted to simplify their lives. If you need to walk away from your oversized home, it could work for you.
We keep our home-buying process simple and safe.
- We make an offer.
- You say, “yes.”
- We buy your home, As-IS.
- We close in as few as 7 days.
Contact Next Level Home Buyers
We understand that it’s hard to give up a home you love. When you’re ready to consider our simple and safe home-buying option, give us a call at 860-368-0343 or complete our contact form.
WE BUY HOUSES IN ANY SITUATION:
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Trouble Selling
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Behind on Payments
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Owe Taxes
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No Equity
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Disability
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Bad Tenants
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Pre-foreclosure
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Listing Expired
- Death of a loved one
- Liquidating assets
- Inherited property
- Job loss
- Bad mortgage
- Bankruptcy
- Medical Bills
- Extensive repairs
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Retiring
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Judgments
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Structural issues
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Relocation
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Bad neighborhood
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Downsizing
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Divorce
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Liens
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Code Violations
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Fire Damage
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Condemned Property
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Ugly House
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Environmental Issues
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Title Issues
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Hoarders
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And More
Need To Sell Your Home Fast? Expensive Holding Costs?
Learn More About Our Fair & Fast Cash Buyout
At Next Level Home Buyers, we buy homes regardless of the condition. If you can’t wait months to sell your home and you don’t want pay a huge real estate commission, complete the information form below or call us at 860-368-0343.