I've Built Homes for 30 Years, These Are the 5 Regrets I See Most

5 Decisions Homeowners Regret Most You can replace a countertop or update a bathroom, but when the house itself doesn't work for your life, the only real fix is to sell and move, and moving is expensive. After more than 30 years of building homes, these are the five decisions I'd think about very carefully before you build or buy. You'll hear about the beautiful lake home a family had to sell, the neighbors who built too much house and sold at a loss, what a "just in case" guest bedroom really costs, the mortgage advice I'm glad I ignored as a young buyer, and why a well-designed floor plan can feel bigger without costing more. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 1:39 #1 A beautiful home in the wrong location 3:35 #2 Building more house than you need 5:26 What an extra guest bedroom really costs 6:06 #3 Stretching for a more expensive home 8:37 #4 Designing only for the life you have today 10:13 #5 A poorly designed floor plan 11:20 The big takeaway The best decisions aren't always the biggest or the most impressive ones. They're the ones that make sense for your life, your budget and your future. 💬 Is there something about a home you've owned that you wish you'd done differently? Tell me in the comments. 📘 My book: Secrets Home Builders Don't Want You to Know 🌐 Free guides and information: https://scottgrozelle.com Next episode: the most common floor plan mistakes, and what to look for before you approve your plans. Subscribe so you don't miss it. Knowledge is power. #HomeBuilding #NewHome #CustomHome #HomeBuyingTips #BuildingAHome