Letting go of a home isn't easy — it's memories, milestones, and meaning. But with the right perspective, it can also become a smart business move. Savannah and Glynn break down how to shift from emotional attachment to strategic decision-making when deciding whether to lease it or list it.

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• It's not just four walls and a roof — selling or leasing often comes with deep emotional ties, especially for long-time homeowners facing big life transitions.

• Trust and guidance matter most. First-time sellers or landlords need pros who help them navigate choices and feel confident they're doing the right thing.

• Declutter for a clean slate. Removing personal items helps buyers or tenants envision their own life in the space — and adds a layer of safety.

• Turn emotion into logic. Reframe the property as an investment — a "401(k) with a roof" that builds equity, pays down the mortgage, and creates tax advantages.

• Each home has its own path. Sometimes leasing makes more sense short-term; sometimes selling unlocks needed capital for the next move.

• Avoid snap decisions. Many owners rush to sell without exploring leasing as a flexible, profitable option — especially in uncertain markets.

• Play the long game. Holding a property 3–5 years can create appreciation, steady income, and future financial freedom.

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