ClassicRockr
Well-known Member
I was thinking the other day, "when will the day come that a "Snowbird" will not be able to physically drive between homes that are miles apart?"
Which home will they chose to keep and sell? We know two couples that have their winter home here in Florida. The one couple's other home, their original home aka their summer home, is in southeastern Michigan and the other couple's original home aka their summer home, is in the mountain area of PA.
So, do they sell their Florida home and stay full-time in their original home, which means putting up with winters of snow and ice again OR sell their original homes and put up with the hot and humid summers in Florida?
Obviously it's really nice to have two homes, especially when one can financially and physically afford both.
But, just what do they do if health problems get in the way of traveling back and forth anymore?
Which home will they chose to keep and sell? We know two couples that have their winter home here in Florida. The one couple's other home, their original home aka their summer home, is in southeastern Michigan and the other couple's original home aka their summer home, is in the mountain area of PA.
So, do they sell their Florida home and stay full-time in their original home, which means putting up with winters of snow and ice again OR sell their original homes and put up with the hot and humid summers in Florida?
Obviously it's really nice to have two homes, especially when one can financially and physically afford both.
But, just what do they do if health problems get in the way of traveling back and forth anymore?