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Severin said it best. If you are asking about the investment value of the home, generally new is not the way to go over the shorter term. When you are at the higher end price-wise for the area, there is less room for appreciation. Remember that when you do sell, you will likely need to pay a commission to a real estate agent, so that will come off of your net.
I understand that the community may be done, but there will likely be other new construction you will be competing against when you decide to sell. I'm not telling you that you shouldn't buy this home, just be aware that it is at the higher price range for that area. Best of luck to you whatever you decide
What about that area appeals to you? I used to live up there and found it remote. Taben has a good point about living in neighborhoods with families. You might have a tough time feeling a part of the community.
What about that area appeals to you? I used to live up there and found it remote. Taben has a good point about living in neighborhoods with families. You might have a tough time feeling a part of the community.
I like the low taxes there, and that its only 15 minutes from my work.
True Homes = Puke
$15-$20/mnth for absolutley nothing = Double Puke
Harrisburg = Priceless!
... I had to say something nice.
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