Life Events Life events pose a unique challenge because each is a new or infrequent occurrence for which many people have little or no prior experience. For many, buying a home is the single largest transaction that we will ever make. Not only is the mortgage likely to draw off a considerable chunk of our paycheck for up to 30 years, but the care and maintenance of a home is equally consuming. Here is our advice on this topic.	/	Housing / Buying a Home
		Undoubtedly, buying a home will rank among the most important and stressful events of your life. Besides the money involved, a great deal of your (and your family’s) happiness depends on selecting the right location, the right size, and the right amenities. Moreover, undoing a poor choice rarely is a simple proposition. Nonetheless, surprisingly few homebuyers make this critical decision with appropriate thoroughness. We will separate our discussion of home buying into these topics: Finding the Right Location How Important are Schools, Even If You Don't Have Children Understanding the Cost of Living Choosing between a Custom-Built and an Existing Home Looking for Deals Buying a Home with Well Water Home Inspections Mortgages Changing the Locks

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