Empty Nesters House Swap
When the kids are grown and your now living in a 4 bedroom home by yourselves, why not swap houses with a young couple with a growing family who only has a starter home?
Q1: Anybody out there reading this....would you be interested in this type of swap?
Idea Description
The younger couple gives you thier starter home at market value, which is then subtracted from the price of the Empty Nester's larger home, and they pay the mortgage differences. The empty nesters who are most likely now on a fixed income, own their home free and clear, and the younger couple gets a break on their larger home.
What will you do if you win $10,000 for this idea?
Research the market. Find out what steps would be necessary to make this a legal swap..and then start knocking on doors.
Vote for it now.
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