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It's
an enviable position in which to
find oneself, but it happens.
You're approaching the end of
your home search, and you're
torn between two or more homes.
The major deciding factors --
asking price, quality of the
neighborhood, quality of school
district and commute time to
your office as well as your
spouse's -- are relatively
equal, so those won't help you
favor one home over another. 
When
my husband and I bought our first house,
we tried to anticipate the needs of the
babies we hoped to have. The house had 3
bedrooms, a big flat level yard for
playing, and was in a top rated school
district. What we did not foresee was
that the spiral floating staircase would
necessitate extensive custom
babyproofing when we had a cruising
toddler. 
If
you're preparing to place your home on
the market, it's inevitable that you'll
need a couple of minor repairs and
slight improvements before that "For
Sale" sign can be driven into the front
yard. 
As
you embark on your house-hunting ventures,
chances are the contenders canopied by mature
trees will make the top of your list. Or, if
you're buying a new home, you're probably
anxious to get those trees planted to reap the
awards in the years ahead. 