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  What are the Benefits of Living in a 55+ Active Adult Community?

  There are several different living options for seniors, and it can be hard to pick the right one for you. If you’ve only just begun exploring your options, you might find yourself choosing between independent living, assisted living, and 55+ active adult communities. One of the most appealing options for individuals who are still independent is an active adult community.

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  What is a Homeowners’ Association, and What Do They Do for Homeowners?

  When searching for a new home, you'll likely come across communities governed by a homeowners' association (HOA). While HOAs are often associated with monthly fees and neighborhood rules, they also provide valuable services that help maintain the community and protect homeowners' investments.

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  How To Navigate A Slow Housing Market

  Lately we’ve noticed a couple of interesting things happening. When housing slows, real estate agents tend to offer bad advice that sounds good to buyers.

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  What Does a “55+ Community” Really Mean?

  As your retirement approaches and your family moves out of your home, you may find yourself considering selling your property and moving. However, it can be difficult for active adults to know what lifestyle will serve them best as they near or have entered retirement. While a 55+ community may be appealing, you might not know what to expect when moving into one.

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  Should You Be Worried About Mold Growth in Your 55+ Community Home? 

  For adults living in a 55+ community, maintaining a safe home becomes even more important with age. While mold growth may seem like a minor household issue at first, it can quickly turn into a serious concern when left untreated. From hidden leaks and excess humidity to poor ventilation and flooding, mold can develop in […]

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  The 9 Best Budget-Friendly Upgrades for Homeowners on a Fixed Income

  Although you might want to upgrade your home, you may be working on a limited budget. You may not have tens of thousands of dollars to invest in upgrading and customizing your home. This is especially true of individuals on a fixed income. But, even if you don’t have thousands of dollars to invest, there are several great budget-friendly upgrades you can make.

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