Sunday, November 20, 2011

Picking and Choosing a Good Neighborhood

 It doesn’t mean when you buy a property, you are only buying the home itself but keep in mind that the neighborhood where your property is located is also included in your purchase. Knowing the condition of the neighborhood is important before you  start making  an offer as this can affect the value of the home.  So what really makes a good neighborhood? That depends on how a buyer sees it because every individual has their own perception of what is good. If you are single, then you probably want to live in a place where you can socialize a lot . But if you are married and living with your children then this may not be ideal for you as you would more likely  prefer  a place where your children will be safe.

 Apart from our own personal choices, the characteristics of a good neighborhood are almost alike.  When you are breathing everyday a fresh and clean air, there are no garbages inappropriately disposed around you and such in the place where you are living, then that means you are living in a good one.  If you have kids and oldies living with you, then make sure to check on these important things.

You also have to ensure that the crime rate is low in the neighborhood that you are going to live in.  Wouldn't it be nice to have peace of mind when you leave your house without having fear of being attacked by other people? Or in the middle of the night when you can't sleep and you wanted to take a walk you can just stroll around the neighborhood
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It should as well be close to schools, restaurants, shopping etc.  Living in a home is best for you and your family if it has the amenities that you need for your relaxation, entertainment and comfort.

Related articles
Buying a Home? Research the Neighborhood! (athomesense.wordpress.com)
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7 Facts You Need to Know About a Neighborhood before Buying a Home (doorfly.com)
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