One of the
biggest conflicts that civilians face right now in the industry of real estate
is deciding whether buying a new house and selling their own at the same time
is actually a good idea. Normally, buying OR selling takes about two to three
months; if, however, you’re a apart of a real estate chain (you being the owner
plus the real estate agent plus the appraiser etc.) the process is
understandably longer than expected.
In the thin line
that separates the buying and selling of a real estate property, there thrives
a couple of reasons why buying and selling your house at the same time has both
advantages and disadvantages.
The cons.
1. Let’s face it: not everything that you've expected
or planned will come out just fine. Whether it is a promotion, a hobby that
requires you to travel a lot, or simply whatever you desire, there are a couple
of glitches that would surely ruin the entire system and make you wish you
never left home. If you've sold the house before you left, well, technically
speaking, that is bad news.
2. You bought a house in Summerlin. Then for
whatever reason, The
Ridges homes for sale suddenly showed up in the internet that made you want
to move again. If you’re lucky, the owner whose house you just bought would let
you leave peacefully with little trouble. If that happens, where would you stay
then? Big trouble, huh?
The
Pros.
1. Excitement. Come on, though you may not admit
it, one of the primary aspect of moving to a new place is the opportunity to
start anew. New friends, new school and new workmates all equate on your expanding social
circle. Wouldn't that be great, meeting other people outside your own?
2. Not only
you’ll be intoxicated by the excitement, moving to a new place enables you to mold
the interiors of the house to your own desire! Your old house may have
prevented you in doing so but guess what, even while you’re still hunting for
the house of your dream, you can try to visualize every single detail that you wish to see while decorating it.
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