Owning a home in your 60s sounds like the dream, but for folks like Susan in Cleveland, it’s a real balancing act. With retirement just five years away and a decent nest egg, she’s torn between the comfort of having her own place and the risk of tying up too much cash. Mortgage payments, taxes, and repairs could eat up a big chunk of her fixed income, especially as costs rise. Renting in affordable neighborhoods like University Heights or Shaker Heights might offer more flexibility and peace of mind. Would you prioritize stability or liquidity as you approach retirement? Let’s hear your thoughts! #RealEstate #Cleveland #RetirementPlanning