Emptying the Nest? It's time to downsize

It’s common for empty nesters to consider downsizing now that fewer people live in the home.

Even if your mortgage is completely paid off, downsizing can save you a lot of money in property taxes, insurance, and maintenance. Suppose you’ve found yourself in a situation where you’ve decided it’s time to downsize. In that case, you should be excited about the fantastic opportunities you will create in this new chapter of your life.

 

For tips and advice on downsizing after your children move out, we’ve created a report titled Empty Nester: How to Sell the Place You Call Home.” This report will cover the seven most common and costly mistakes that empty nesters make and how you can avoid them. Download this report for free today so you can spread your wings and fly from your empty nest with the most cash in your pockets.

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Empty Nester

Becoming an ‘empty nester’ can be a massive adjustment as you transition into your years of retirement and solitude.

When you have children, there will come a time in their life when they decide to leave the nest and go out on their own. The years of non-stop traffic of kids through the house, toys and other belongings on the floors, and loud music blaring from their rooms have come to an end. Your home is filled with pictures and memories of their childhood and the highlights of your life. However, now that they’re gone, you have empty rooms and more space than you know what to do with.

Tips for empty nesters looking to downsize: 

For more tips and advice on how to successfully downsize after your children have moved out, read our report titled “Empty Nester: How to Sell the Place You Call Home.”