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Why A Small Home Is a Sustainable Solution

July 9, 2018 Catherine Agopcan
Why a small home is a sustainable solution

Why a small home is a sustainable solution

Buying a home is a serious, important and personal decision and I think it's critical that when it comes to making this decision that you really keep in mind your needs, not your wants and not the influence of others. Societal conventions will push you to get more, but more doesn't also mean better. There are many advantages to having a smaller home. Along with the cost, the second is the environmental footprint.

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