September 8, 2008
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Gauge property size against future renovations
"When buying a new home, you should make sure the property has enough land to accommodate any renovations or additions that you might want to make at a later time, like adding a pool or more living space."
Joseph De Sane, The Corcoran Group, Sag Harbor
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