NOW THAT THE KIDS HAVE MOVED

Empty Nester

Do you remember when you were younger, and you had dreams put on hold because of life and children?  Maybe it was owning a cabin by the lake.  Perhaps it was touring European castles. Or maybe even a pursuit of a secondary career for fun instead of necessity.

That feeling is called freedom.

Do you remember when you were younger, and you had dreams put on hold because of life and children?  Maybe it was owning a cabin by the lake.  Perhaps it was touring European castles. Or maybe even a pursuit of a secondary career for fun instead of necessity.  With your children out on their own, retirement coming into focus, now is the time to rethink your dreams.

Empty NesterWe’re not suggesting complete spontaneity here; this isn’t the time to sell everything, give yourself a clever nickname, move to Costa Rica, buying yourself a couple donkeys and become a coffee farmer.  No, we’re suggesting that you do a bit of planning and don’t feel for one second that your home is anchor, it shouldn’t be, it should be your sail.  Your home represents the single largest store of value in your possession – use it properly and may facilitate your lifestyle goals, use it improperly and your home could quickly turn into your next career as you care for it and maintain it.

Where is home?

Please remember that simply because you’re selling your primary home doesn’t mean you’re going without one.  You ought to ask yourself what purpose your home will serve – and based on those answers/descriptions it may help you realize that you need something vastly different.  Perhaps a home that is smaller, easier to maintain, a community with more amenities, or a home with a monster sized garage in a place where it doesn’t snow.
For many, selling your home doesn’t mean going down in home, it may mean buying a home that lines up better with your new lifestyle goals.

What does retirement look like for you?

If your dream for retirement always had your present home in the center of it, then you may have already done this planning long ago – congratulations!  But for most, that simply isn’t the case. Their present home represents a complicated calculus of compromise with proximity to work, clean neighborhoods, the right school district, and a stone throw distance from other life’s essential amenities as the value variables.  As retirement draws near, several of these variables drop off the equation and new priorities push forward.

Life 2.0

There is a moment upon retirement when you are in your absolute prime.  You have wisdom, means, and ability.  It’s that time to trust your plan, execute, and enjoy the next couple decades doing the activities you love in the places you want to be doing them.  Speaking with a local REALTOR® will help you best understand the local real estate conditions and receive the most accurate real estate data; this information combined with advice from your financial planner can help you maximize your early retirement years.

Do you remember when you were younger, and you had dreams put on hold because of life and children?  Maybe it was owning a cabin by the lake.  Perhaps it was touring European castles. Or maybe even a pursuit of a secondary career for fun instead of necessity.  With your children out on their own, retirement coming into focus, now is the time to rethink your dreams.

Empty NesterWe’re not suggesting complete spontaneity here; this isn’t the time to sell everything, give yourself a clever nickname, move to Costa Rica, buying yourself a couple donkeys and become a coffee farmer.  No, we’re suggesting that you do a bit of planning and don’t feel for one second that your home is anchor, it shouldn’t be, it should be your sail.  Your home represents the single largest store of value in your possession – use it properly and may facilitate your lifestyle goals, use it improperly and your home could quickly turn into your next career as you care for it and maintain it.

Where is home?

Please remember that simply because you’re selling your primary home doesn’t mean you’re going without one.  You ought to ask yourself what purpose your home will serve – and based on those answers/descriptions it may help you realize that you need something vastly different.  Perhaps a home that is smaller, easier to maintain, a community with more amenities, or a home with a monster sized garage in a place where it doesn’t snow.
For many, selling your home doesn’t mean going down in home, it may mean buying a home that lines up better with your new lifestyle goals.

What does retirement look like for you?

If your dream for retirement always had your present home in the center of it, then you may have already done this planning long ago – congratulations!  But for most, that simply isn’t the case. Their present home represents a complicated calculus of compromise with proximity to work, clean neighborhoods, the right school district, and a stone throw distance from other life’s essential amenities as the value variables.  As retirement draws near, several of these variables drop off the equation and new priorities push forward.

Life 2.0

There is a moment upon retirement when you are in your absolute prime.  You have wisdom, means, and ability.  It’s that time to trust your plan, execute, and enjoy the next couple decades doing the activities you love in the places you want to be doing them.  Speaking with a local REALTOR® will help you best understand the local real estate conditions and receive the most accurate real estate data; this information combined with advice from your financial planner can help you maximize your early retirement years.

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Brian Hymas

Brian Hymas

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I don’t know of too many second graders who set their sights on being a real estate appraiser, and stick with that goal and make it a reality. I thought that walking through mansions everyday sounded fun. Turns out I did get to walk through a few mansions, but I didn’t interact much with people. In my 5 years as a business to business sales rep for a company here in Eagle, I learned the art of negotiations, being honest and fair with my customers, and I learned to be their advocate and stand in their corner.

In the last 2 years, I have been all-in on learning online marketing. This is my biggest asset because of today’s changing technological world. Understanding Facebook and Google ads, leveraging social media to drive sales that can be tracked, and not just social interactions, and learning the nuts and bolts of SEO, makes me a a unique and qualified REALTOR.

I have a wonderful wife, 2 daughters and 1 son. We live in Eagle and enjoy gardening, dreaming of living in a parade of home someday, and possibly doing that in Kauai. We enjoy sitting by pool, taking small trips to McCall, or bigger trips to Hawaii, and living our chaotic and fun lives. When I am not doing real estate or playing at the park with the kids, I nerd out and try to create websites that can help drive traffic to small businesses here in Idaho and a few outside of this area.

Brian Hymas with Boise Premier Real Estate
Boise Premier Real Estate