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It all depends on where/how you want to live. You aren't going to buy 'dirt' in Manhattan or central San Francisco, for example. Also, when you reach a certain point in life having to maintain a house loses its charm. My wife and I have about had it after nearly 20 years. The last major repair [sewer main line at $10K] is the last one I ever want to do.
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