Unless you are 105 years old or stuffed all your money in your mattress before the housing and stock markets tanked around mid-decade, the last 10 years were the most financially nerve-wracking of your life. If you owned your current home in 2005, it is worth between 15% and 50% less today. Most of us seeking a vacation or retirement home on a golf course have put those plans on hold indefinitely.
Four years after the collapse in home values, many of us wonder, “What just happened, what have we learned, and how can we apply the lessons to the coming years?” The January issue of our free Home On The Course newsletter, which will be mailed by the end of the week, provides some answers. We spell out a few “brutal truths” about the last decade and include the lessons we all should have learned about searching for a home on the course. We also share some thoughts on why some of us should pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and start that search for our dream home all over again.
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