Spring has sprung and summer is finally approaching. The kids will soon be out of school and vacation destinations will come to life. Inevitably, conversations while on vacation seem to end up discussing ‘buying a place’ in the area. It can be a great idea for sure. Like many things, the chances of a vacation home being what you want depend largely on how you approach it. Ask yourself these 5 questions while you watch the sun set on vacation to see if your off-the-cuff idea has a chance. Read more here.
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