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To move or to stay and add on can be a hard decision to make. If you like your neighborhood, schools and your yard, why move. Cost can be a factor but consider the cost of moving:
\n-Real estate commission 6% of sale price
\n-Moving and storage fees
\n-The need to find a buyer for your existing house. Once found, you sometimes have to move quickly to find a house you want in a limited time frame and sometimes have to compromise.
\n-Bank and closing fees.<\/p>\n
-Chances are the house you move into will need some work to be done to it.<\/p><\/div>[\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column]