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Check out this home for sale in Ennis, MT. Contact Jenny today for details.

This property has a lot to offer. The mother-in-law suite in the walkout basement holds the second kitchen in the home. Two of the bedrooms, on the main floor, have their own private full bathrooms. Vaulted ceilings give way to an airy, sunshiney, open floor plan. This home embraces gorgeous views, year round. In the winter, sit cozily by the fireplace and peer through the abundance of windows gazing upon the Madison and Gravelly Mountains. In the summer, find peace and quiet while drinking in the landscape from a partially covered porch or lower patio. This home has on-demand hot water, reverse osmosis, fiber optic internet, and an automatic gate at the end of the driveway. The garage, with workbench, is heated. There is a concrete slab and power source just outside the walkout basement, ready for a hot tub. A little over six acres gives you just the right amount of elbow room. In this quiet corner of Montana, you are a short distance from exploring acres and acres of public land. Contact Jenny today for more information.

Home for Sale in Montana

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This property has a lot to offer. The mother-in-law suite in the walkout basement holds the second kitchen in the home. Two of the bedrooms, on the main floor, have their own private full bathrooms. Vaulted ceilings give way to an airy, sunshiney, open floor plan. This home embraces gorgeous views, year round. In the winter, sit cozily by the fireplace and peer through the abundance of windows gazing upon the Madison and Gravelly Mountains. In the summer, find peace and quiet while drinking in the landscape from a partially covered porch. This home has on-demand hot water, reverse osmosis, fiber optic internet, and an automatic gate at the end of the driveway. The garage, with workbench, is heated. There is a concrete slab and power source just outside the walkout basement, ready for a hot tub. A little over six acres gives you just the right amount of elbow room. In this quiet corner of Montana, you are a short distance from exploring acres and acres of public land.

Statistics

I think it is fun to see what the #realestatemarket is doing. If you ever have a question about the #statistics in a particular area, give me (Jenny) a call. Here are statistics for the area north of Main St. and west of 19th Ave in #Bozeman, MT city limits . . .

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This 6+ acre property has a lot to offer. Mother-in-law suite in the walkout basement. Two of the bedrooms, on the main floor, have their own private full bathrooms. Vaulted ceilings give way to an airy, sunshiny, open floor plan. Call Jenny for more information, 406-570-5869.

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This is an exceptional Montana property. Mother in law suite hosts second kitchen. Three bedroom, four bathroom home sits on six plus acres. There are two en suite bathrooms on main floor. A wonderful porch to enjoy the gorgeous mountain views and more. Take a closer look. Contact #JennyHershberger today 406-570-5869.

Home for Sale in Ennis, MT

Commercial Condo for Sale in Bozeman, MT

1716 W. Main St. in Bozeman, MT. 2,593 sf in this two-story commercial condo for sale in Bozeman, MT. Great location for retail space or office space. Keep your business hopping in this spacious commercial condo. Viably located on Main St. in thriving Bozeman, MT. Plenty of congruent spaces for showcasing, storage and/or private office/s on upper and lower levels. Additional private office in the back of the first floor section. Ample parking in condo lot. MLS #377780. Asking price $550,000.

Commercial Building for Sale in Big Sky, MT

12 Skywood Rd. in Big Sky, MT. 1,404 square feet on .622 acres. Free standing commercial building in stunning Big Sky, MT. Inviting, rustic porch leads to two separate entrances. Within are two reception areas, two private offices and a kitchen/breakroom. There is a stone fireplace for those crisp, winter Montana days. Large and plentiful windows peer out to mountain tops while inviting in wonderful natural light. High traffic location. Ample parking space and a little elbow room on over a half acre lot. Side patio for employee privacy. Could be used as light retails space, or office space. Currently occupied by tenant with five-year lease. For more information contact Jenny Hershberger Bushman, 406-570-5869 / hershjenny@gmail.com. MLS #373620. Asking Price $1,000,000.

Tips for Purchasing the Perfect Homestead

Looking to buy a bigger home? Considering a homestead? Homesteading is a big project. You must get everything right when it comes to this type of ownership. You will need to learn some homesteading skills to maintain your property. Here are some of the things to keep in mind.

Location 

The first thing to consider is the property’s location. When it comes to location, you have many options, including urban and suburban properties, each offering its pros and cons. When you identify some properties, you should explore the neighborhood to ensure all the basic amenities are accessible. This includes security, so you need to check for things like crime statistics around the area. To find the best information, you can collaborate with REALTOR® Jenny Hershberger Bushman when searching for the perfect homestead in Montana. 

The location of the property is an important factor, especially if you want to start a home business. If you have any business ideas, you should consider forming an LLC for the business. This gives you numerous benefits, including tax advantages, limited liability, and flexibility. 

States offer different regulations on forming an LLC, so research to know what you need. You can also hire a formation service to register a Montana LLC to avoid doing the process yourself or incurring high lawyer fees.  

Be Open and Stay Within Your Budget 

Consider a home or vacant land you can develop following your ideas and preferences. Many people prefer to get a home as it’s easier to move into if the property has been maintained properly. 

Explore different budgeting tips for homeownership to ensure you have enough capital to put down on a purchase when you find the property that meets your requirements. You may need some patience and time to search around. Online platforms that list properties are a good place to start your search, then you can visit the site to confirm if all the features described are available. 

Consider the Land and Area 

When you visit the property for inspection, you want to look at everything to ensure it’s the ideal homestead. It should satisfy your ultimate goals or make it possible to transform the space to fit your needs. Your questions should include whether the land can support livestock and animals. 

Check the condition of the soil to know if it’s perfect for gardening, and if there’s a well or a space on which you can dig one. Ask any question from your inspection checklist to ensure the property you settle for gives you the best platform for your homesteading hobbies. 

Condition of the Property 

You don’t want to buy a property that will cost you a fortune to restore. When inspecting everything, ensure the structures on the property are in good working condition. Sometimes you might also want to buy a fixer-upper if the price is low and you understand the cost to restore it would not go beyond your budget. Some properties only require cosmetic fixes.  

Conclusion 

Acquiring a property is a process that takes resources and your time. If you’re looking for a homestead, you need to consider all the things that would make this the ideal choice for your needs. Ensure all the structures are in good condition, and choose a property in the right location. 

When you’re ready to start the search for the perfect property for your homestead, enlist the help of REALTOR® Jenny Hershberger Bushman of Bozeman Real Estate Experts.

Article courtesy of Andrea Needham https://www.eldersday.org

The Ultimate Guide to Downsizing in Retirement

Is your home right for retirement? Many people decide to downsize at some point. There are several good reasons for this, from reducing energy costs to ensuring your space stays safe and navigable as you age. However, how do you know if it’s the right move for you or your loved one, and if it is, how do you get started? What about the pandemic? To help you answer these questions, we’ve gathered these resources you can use to figure it all out:

Do You Need to Downsize?

Ask yourself first if you need to downsize. If you’re tired of maintaining a larger home or if it costs more than you want to spend, downsizing can be a great choice.

Should I Downsize My Home?
7 Undeniable Signs It’s Time to Downsize

 How to Get Your Finances Together

Take stock of your finances, including what your home is worth, what you have in retirement and what you can reasonably afford. 

Can I Afford Senior Housing?
Learn About Current VA Mortgage Rates

 Finding the Right Fit

The next step is finding the right place. Ideally, you want something that works for you now and that will be easily navigable in the future.

7 Tips for Your Retirement Property Search
What is the Difference Between Assisted Living and Independent Living?

How Does the Pandemic Affect My Situation?

Your real estate agent will be able to guide you through your downsizing process while keeping COVID in mind, but it helps to know what to expect. 

Everything to Know About Buying a House During Coronavirus
Buyers and Renters Navigate Moving While 'Staying Home'

Tips for Decluttering, Packing, and Moving

Once you decide on a place to live, it’s time to start preparing for the big move. 

30 Things You Should Get Rid of When You Retire
Find Dependable Pros for Moving Furniture
The Best Way to Move Out of the House You Have Lived in for 40 Years

Downsizing in retirement gives you a chance to recreate your surroundings. Make the most of this opportunity and focus on what you want in a home, but tread safely in this uncertain time. By honing in on the details and making careful decisions, you’ll be able to live in the best possible environment. 

Ready to retire in Southwest Montana? Real estate professional Jenny Hershberger Bushman can help find you the perfect home for your needs!

Article courtesy of Claire Wentz http://caringfromafar.com