Dear New Realtor, Here Are The Secrets You Must Know To Make It
Via Big Stock Photo “Home is a shelter from storms—all sorts of storms.” — Political pundit William J. Bennett As I stand at what is probably
Home ownership is a big part of the American Dream. It’s also a rite of passage, and millions of people go into their careers and family lives picturing the day when they can finally own a place of their own. When that day comes, it can be quite an experience. Signing the paperwork and getting the keys to your new place is one of the most exciting feelings in the world.
But it’s what comes after that can feel a bit strange. When you become a homeowner, you not only get to see your name on a deed, you also get to experience some of the things that only other owners get to experience.
Here are eight things that suddenly change when you become a homeowner:
“Yeah, we redid the kitchen first, but the bathrooms weren’t too bad. I’d like to add a deck but the nursery needs some attention next.”
You spend so much time at Home Depot buying tools and lawn equipment, people begin to think you work there…
How’s the saying go? Is it “measure once, cut twice”, or “measure twice, cut once”?
I swear they said it was “smudge proof”…
Bye bye Ikea.
Is that a “for sale” sign being put on the Jones’ lawn?!
A place you could spend all day in if you could…
“Yes, I actually just bought a place. It’s near the park. No, on the far side, next to the baseball field. I really love the neighborhood so far.”
No matter how many of these things sound familiar, there’s no denying that becoming a homeowner changes things—and usually for the better!
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