A Pet Perfect Home

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When the idea of buying a new home becomes a reality and the shopping and research begin, there are many things to consider: “How many bedrooms do I need?” “How far is it from my workplace?” “Which school district is this neighborhood in?” But if you are also a pet lover, you might also consider how this move may impact your furry friend, best pal, or companion.

While there are a lot of considerations in your home purchase, the feelings of your furry friend is equally a important!  Here are a few things to consider when house hunting with pets in mind:

  1. Is there a vet close by? Before you fall in love with the home, it’s helpful know where the nearest veterinarian is located. 
  2. Check for pet restrictions in the neighborhood, specifically some communities have rules about the types, sizes, and numbers of pets allowed, so it’s good to know about any restrictions before making a decision.
  3. If you have a dog and are looking at homes without a yard you will also want to consider the availability of nearby parks and certainly your ability to meet your dog’s outdoor needs.
  4. Does your best friend, love to swim and play catch? Undeniably, you will want to add a pool and/or backyard to your wish list.
  5. Keep an eye on the local wildlife. When your pet likes to explore the outdoors, it’s important to know the overall wildlife in the area that could pose a threat to them. You can ask neighbors or check neighborhood social platforms to learn more about the local wildlife.

Southern Trust Mortgage, we understand that your furry friends are part of the family, and we’re here to help you find the perfect home for everyone. Join us for National Dog Day on 8/26 and Share your Favorite Pics on our Facebook page. @southerntrust

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Choosing the right mortgage depends on your goals, financial situation, and future plans. A fixed-rate loan may be best for stability, while adjustable-rate or specialty programs could suit short-term homeowners or those with unique circumstances.

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Disclaimer: Choosing the right mortgage depends on your goals, financial situation, and future plans. A fixed-rate loan may be best for stability, while adjustable-rate or specialty programs could suit short-term homeowners or those with unique circumstances.

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