Should I come Or Go?
When considering a move, experts come in all shapes and sizes, offering various services, levels of competence, and costs. However, the most crucial expert in the moving process is you. With some basic tools, anyone can become a reliable (and affordable) expert in understanding personal goals, financial constraints and physical limitations. While these tools may seem simple or obvious, our 30 years of experience in remodeling, designing, building, and selling homes show they are often overlooked during the moving process.
- The financial consideration for remodeling
- Knowing the current condition of your home
- Good designs can save money
- Surrounding yourself with the right experts
EVALUATING YOUR DECISIONS
Renting Isn’t Throwing Money Away
Quality of life considerations, a basic tenet of “The Art Of The Move,” are a tipping point for a decision to rent. Sometimes life circumstances ranging from available financial resources, to the desire for flexibility, or a life in flux can conclude that renting is the best path.
Buying An Existing Home
Depending on circumstances, buying a home can be the most complicated of all the paths. While it seems straightforward and certainly quicker than designing and building a home, there are often overwhelming variables for consideration which demand professional assistance for success.
Building A New Home
Building a new home is the most intimidating of all the paths, but can be the most rewarding. To be successful, buyers should know what to expect when navigating designing and building a new home. Some major considerations are: finding the right builder; location the right place to build; costs, timelines and risks assessments.
Surround Yourself With The Right Experts
When planning a move, experts come in all shapes and sizes, offering various services, levels of competence, and costs. However, the most crucial expert in the moving process is you. With some basic tools, anyone can become a reliable (and affordable) expert in understanding personal goals, financial constraints and physical limitations. While these tools may seem simple or obvious, our 30 years of experience in remodeling, designing, building, and selling homes show they are often overlooked during the moving process.
Legal and Codes
- Attorneys
- Land Use Specialists
- Builders/Remodelers
- Building Officials
- Mediators
- Builders
Design
- Engineers
- Architects
- Home Designers
- Interior Designers
- Stagers
- Real Estate Agents
- Builders/Remodelers
Finance
- Local Bankers
- Appraisers
- Mortgage Lenders
- Mortgage Brokers
- Real Estate Agents
- Accountants
- Tax Specialists
- Builders/Remodelers
Construction
- Builders/Remodelers
- Real Estate Agents
- Home Inspectors
- Maintenance/Repair Vendors
