Plan a move-up without becoming ‘house poor’
Thursday, May 17th, 2007The apartment Sheree Bykofsky owned in Manhattan was widely admired by her friends. It had two bedrooms, two baths and a fireplace — plus a top-rung address, even by the patrician standards of her area.
But Bykofsky, a professional writer and literary agent, challenged herself to go even higher on the housing ladder. She followed the steps outlined in a life-planning book she wrote, titled: “Me: Five Years from Now.”
“By pursuing a step-by-step approach, I made a move from great to even better,” she says.




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