SCARSDALE, N.Y., Nov. 27, 2015 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The Plan
Collection bases its business model around simple and effective
ideas. To execute these values, The Plan Collection has a goal of
making detailed and high-quality house designs affordable for
anyone—regardless of one's budget. Through 40 years of innovation,
The Plan Collection delivers high-quality house plans that will
leave any homeowner able to fully visualize his or her dream
home.
Owning a big house may not necessarily be the best option for
homebuyers as they consider their next move. While owning a large
house sounds appealing on the surface, one should understand that
there is a growing popularity for smaller houses. The Plan
Collection explains 4 reasons why a homebuyer should consider
purchasing smaller house plans:
1. Less Maintenance
A smaller house simply does not require as much maintenance as a
larger house. There are fewer square feet in a smaller house, which
means that cleaning (vacuuming, dusting, sweeping) could be
completed in less time. Additionally, small houses may have less
property than larger houses. Less property means that a homeowner
does not have to spend as much time maintaining it. This includes
any task from mowing the lawn to shoveling snow. If the property is
extraordinarily large, a homeowner may even feel the need to
install security cameras so that the property can always be
watched. This requires consistent monitoring by the homeowner.
2. Less Expensive
Smaller house plans are often recommended because small houses
are less expensive (keeping factors such as neighborhood constant).
For example, a smaller house plan will result in a home that is
more budget-friendly. This can allow the homebuyer to have money in
his or her pocket to travel, attend sporting events, and make other
desirable purchases without being tied down to overwhelming
mortgage payments.
3. More Energy Efficient
As one may see by reading the newspaper paper or watching the
news, the environment needs to be taken care of. Smaller houses are
more energy efficient, which means they are better for the
environment. Specifically, constructing smaller houses generally
uses fewer resources than constructing larger houses. One may be
able to visualize this by comparing a house plan of a smaller home
with that of a larger one. In addition, smaller houses use less
energy for heating, cooling, and ventilation.
4. Right Amount of Space
When purchasing house plans, one should consider the question,
"Do I really need all that space?" Owning a big house means that a
homebuyer will have a lot of space to cover. Examine your house
plans carefully—do you really need all of that space? Will it be
used? A homebuyer should be careful not to buy a large house just
because he or she can afford it. The purchase should be a practical
and realistic one. Be honest with yourself, and be honest about
your situation. If you are living alone, you may not need a big
house. A homebuyer should not fall into the trap of paying off a
mortgage on a house where only a portion of it is actively being
used. Therefore, take advantage of what the house plans offer.
Consider smaller house plans, because a bigger house is not
necessarily a better house.
The Plan Collection is a unique designer of house plans, floor
plans, and home plans. Based on the principle that a great design
should be affordable to all, The Plan Collection brings a homebuyer
a realistic and detailed view of a home. Priding itself on superior
customer service, The Plan Collection ensures that all of its
customers receive individualized attention that caters to each
client's individual and important visions.
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SOURCE The Plan Collection