The Perks of Downsizing When You Retire [INFOGRAPHIC]

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If you’re about to retire, or just did, downsizing can be a good way to try to cut down on some of your expenses.
Smaller homes typically have lower energy and maintenance costs. Plus, you may have enough equity built up to fuel your move.
If you're thinking about moving to a smaller home, let’s go over your goals and look at your options in our local market.

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