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- Ryan J. Parker
- 5th generation Colorado farm boy. Raised in Golden,CO. Graduated Wheat Ridge High in 1994, Regis University in 1999. I have been a Realtor since 1998. I've traveled to many places around the world and love to learn new languages and cultures. I am also a professional Actor for film and television. You can see some of my work at www.ryanjparker.com In my free time I love talking trucks, making movies, riding my horse, studying flowers, birds and bugs! My friends and family are great and each day that I get to spend with them is truly a blessing! In fact, my wife and I are about to expand our family in late September with the birth of our second child.
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I think it is best to buy the most you can afford in an area that is of the greatest appeal because you cannot put a price on peace of mind.
I do think the old rule of not buying the most expensive home in the neighborhood should be considered as well.
Because...when you buy in an area you like, eventually when it comes time to sell, others will by for the same reason.
Here is a good article talking about being the most expensive home.
Buy the Most Expensive Home in the Neighborhood?
Hello Anonymous
I understand your point from a financial and inventment standpoint, however if you are buying because it's the best place you would want to live for an indenfinite period of time than paying more than others would might not be so bad. Especially, when you go to bed hearing the coyotes and wake up to song birds and deer in your front yard if that's important to you.
Thanks for your comments!
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