written by Jim Vogel Many seniors assume they’ll be settled into and live out their retirement years in their family homes. But, the house you raised your children in may not be the home you want to spend your golden years in; it may be too big for you and your spouse, too costly to maintain, or too far away from your adorable grandchildren. Many seniors decide to purchase a home after retirement, and the following facts will make you want to do the same. 1. Homeowners Have More Freedom Than Renters The last thing a senior wants to do is lose some of his freedom after being a homeowner for the better part of his life. Renters have to abide by the rules of their landlords, and that often means being unable to plant a garden, redecorate, or modify your rented home. Seniors who are accustomed to owning property may get frustrated and angry when they cannot make their home their own. Going from being a homeowner to a renter often is a rude awakening for seniors because they di
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