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Golden Years in the Granite State – Finding the Best Places to Retire in New Hampshire
Are you nearing retirement age? Or, are you considering the best path to take to set yourself up for a fiscally solvent exodus from the workforce? We all want to retire eventually. And, the question looms – where is the best place to retire? On the surface, many folks would answer, “Florida.” It seems to be the defacto destination, but, the truth is, mindsets are changing.
How far would you go for your favorite local nonprofit? For Verani Realty agent Steve White, the answer was 24 stories into the air. White recently participated in Live United – Over the Edge, a joint fundraising effort with over 20 local nonprofits that involved rappelling 24 stories down the side of the Brady Sullivan Tower on Elm Street in Manchester. This was the second year in a row that a representative of Verani Realty has made the trip down the tower through VeraniCARES, Verani’s social development and philanthropy arm.
Many buyers want a move-in ready home, but with the tight market and New England’s older housing stock, it’s not always possible to purchase one. If everything you can afford needs a little updating, you need a general idea if you could realistically afford to make updates over time and eventually be happy with the home. While different contractors and the size and scope of projects will affect pricing, there are some basic averages you can look to when deciding if certain projects are feasible.
Are you thinking about moving the family to New Hampshire, and more specifically, looking to find realtors in Windham NH to help make the acquisition and transition as easy and seamless as possible? If you answered, “yes,” then chances are you’ve been actively scouring the classifieds – looking at real estate for sale in Windham NH. You also know that having a seasoned team of Windham realtors behind you is imperative, as the properties in this in-demand community are getting scooped up as soon as a listing hits the airwaves.
Golden Years in the Granite State – Finding the Best Places to Retire in New HampshireMonday, July 16th, 2018 Verani Realty
Are you nearing retirement age? Or, are you considering the best path to take to set yourself up for a fiscally solvent exodus from the workforce? We all want to retire eventually. And, the question looms – where is the best place to retire? On the surface, many folks would answer, “Florida.” It seems to be the defacto destination, but, the truth is, mindsets are changing.
How far would you go for your favorite local nonprofit? For Verani Realty agent Steve White, the answer was 24 stories into the air. White recently participated in Live United – Over the Edge, a joint fundraising effort with over 20 local nonprofits that involved rappelling 24 stories down the side of the Brady Sullivan Tower on Elm Street in Manchester. This was the second year in a row that a representative of Verani Realty has made the trip down the tower through VeraniCARES, Verani’s social development and philanthropy arm.
Many buyers want a move-in ready home, but with the tight market and New England’s older housing stock, it’s not always possible to purchase one. If everything you can afford needs a little updating, you need a general idea if you could realistically afford to make updates over time and eventually be happy with the home. While different contractors and the size and scope of projects will affect pricing, there are some basic averages you can look to when deciding if certain projects are feasible.
Are you thinking about moving the family to New Hampshire, and more specifically, looking to find realtors in Windham NH to help make the acquisition and transition as easy and seamless as possible? If you answered, “yes,” then chances are you’ve been actively scouring the classifieds – looking at real estate for sale in Windham NH. You also know that having a seasoned team of Windham realtors behind you is imperative, as the properties in this in-demand community are getting scooped up as soon as a listing hits the airwaves. Finding and Buying Land for Sale in NH – What to Consider Before Purchasing Your PlotMonday, July 2nd, 2018 Verani Realty
On the surface, finding and buying land for sale in New Hampshire, or anywhere for that matter, seems like an open and shut case. You identify a plot, negotiate your price with the seller, sign papers, close the deal, and stake your flag in the ground. Simple, right? Not so fast. Simply settling on a certain sized parcel of land is not the best way to go about things – especially here in the Granite State.
When you’re looking at homes, you may encounter a few properties on the market that have completely different types of mechanical systems than the others you’ve looked at. This can include anything from how the house gets its water supply to how bathroom waste is managed. Before you buy a home, it’s helpful to understand what types of water and septic systems are in place. If you’re shopping for rural homes, you may encounter private systems, like private wells for water and septic tanks. Spotlight City: We love Londonderry, NH homes, and you should, tooMonday, June 25th, 2018 Verani Realty
It is known for its apple orchards, an excellent school system, and proactive residents who are committed to preserving thousands of acres of open space and encouraging land use practices that promote a healthy suburban lifestyle. A bustling town just outside of New Hampshire’s largest city, Londonderry is a picturesque community right in the heart of what makes living in the Granite State so desirable. Still on the (quaint white picket) fence? Here are a few reasons (and some local lore) for why we love Londonderry, NH homes and the people who live in them. Verani Realty Agents Lend A Hand to Londonderry, Deerfield & Belmont VeteransFriday, June 22nd, 2018 Amanda Flitter
Verani Realty’s Londonderry agents spent a few days this spring helping local veterans through VeraniCARES. Ambassadors Lisa Brochu and Stacey Shannon, who represent their fellow agents on the VeraniCARES Board, contacted area veterans who needed help with home maintenance or yardwork projects.
If you have been looking at homes for sale, you may think you know what fair market value is for the size, style and type of home you are seeking. But what if you find a perfect home in a neighboring town, and the asking price is much less. Is it a misprint? Is something wrong with the home? Probably not. These first-time home buyer tips can make owning a new home a realityMonday, June 18th, 2018 Verani Realty
Few things can be as exhilarating as the prospect of first-time home ownership. After all, the idea of putting down roots in a place of your very own is one of the hallmarks of the white-picket-fence American Dream. As exciting as this journey can be, it can also get complicated and overwhelming quite fast if these are unchartered waters for you. Knowing some first-time home buyer tips can help you quickly come up to speed so you can find that first new home of your dreams.
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