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Mortgage rates increase – reasons to sell your home in 2023

There are many Americans who are reflecting on selling their houses or not since they cannot afford to pay their mortages

Fran Candelera by Fran Candelera
22/12/2022 05:00
in Money
Mortgages-Reasons to sell your house in 2023

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Mortgages are becoming a burden for many American families. Not only have mortgage interest rates gone up, but also housing expenses. There is an endless list of things, from food to services that cost much more than before. Let us not forget that there were many people who were under a very tight budget and could barely rely on what they earned to get by. They had to rely on credit cards and personal loans to make ends meet.

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Thus, if it was a real challenge for some families to meet the payment deadlines, it has become impossible for them to pay their huge mortgages. As they cannot afford to pay their mortgage anymore, this is their first reason to sell their home. In this way, they could get a cheaper and more affordable home. Otherwise, they would go bankrupt. Falling behind those payments is something many want to avoid.

A further point is that the real estate market is running out of houses. Chances are that as soon as they decide to sell their home, they might get a quick reply. Besides, if it is a reasonable amount of money, you may end up selling your house sooner than expected. It is true that the sooner you do it, the faster you might get to your goal. Otherwise, there might be many more people who also decide to do the same and it becomes more difficult to sell your house.

What if you do not have a mortgage?

As we have just mentioned, having a mortgage and not being able to pay it, is the first reason to sell it. However, there are some US citizens that have already paid off their mortgages and have no debts. This is the second possibility for you to sell your home. If you have already gotten rid of your debts it is more than likely that you are enjoying retirement. Why not get a smaller house and make some cash?

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Selling a house when you have no mortgage
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Downsizing is the reason why many retirees may want to get a new home. As their house is too large, their children have a house of their own and it may not even be the ideal location for retirement, they get a new place to live. The third and final reason to sell your home is a job-related thing. Some people need to find a new house in order to be close to the location of their new job.

Others receive a job offer they cannot turn down because it is awesome. You may have been looking forward to this job and its working conditions and perks for years. Selling your house is necessary and you will be able to make a complete change in life. As many people are looking for a house, you might not have difficulty selling it. Bear in mind that making a move could be expensive, however, this new job can make up for it.

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