Buying a House or a Home?

A house is just that, a house, until someone lives in it. That's when
it becomes a Home. There's a big difference. At our house, we always
say our home is "well lived in." And, with a family of six, four of
them being between the ages of 9 and 15, this house has no choice! Our
house, being in the family for over 65 years, is a well seasoned
"home."
source: * w w w .thepropertybest . com /article.cfm/id/42291

on 4/19/2008 1:04 AM yamaguchi said the following:
> A house is just that, a house, until someone lives in it. That's when
> it becomes a Home. There's a big difference. At our house, we always
> say our home is "well lived in." And, with a family of six, four of
> them being between the ages of 9 and 15, this house has no choice! Our
> house, being in the family for over 65 years, is a well seasoned
> "home."
> source: * w w w .thepropertybest . com /article.cfm/id/42291
>
Once your family moves out, it reverts to being a house for new buyers.
A house is a home only for the current occupants.


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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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