Now That's the Home for You

If you are working as a professional cat sitter, you may visit a lot of different homes on a regular basis. While you may go from one place to the next on occasion, you may find yourself leaving to check on cats from your home in most situations. So, when you are ready to buy a condo, you should think about cat sitting work to help you end up with a place that satisfies all your needs.

Location

One of the most important details to consider when looking at condos is the location. Since your clients may change through the years, you may want to prioritize living in the central area of a town or city as it will allow you to travel in any direction without taking a long time. Another option is picking your favorite cluster of neighborhoods and purchasing a condo nearby.

While looking at possible locations, you should also think about traffic because this may make certain areas or neighborhoods more preferable than others. Finding a condo that is close to a main road or highway may help you minimize time on the road to provide cat sitting services.

Parking

Buying a single-family home often means getting a driveway and garage to use for parking, but this will not always be the case when you purchase a condo. Paying attention to the parking situation for every condo is important because you rely on a car so much for your job. For an ideal outcome, you should prioritize condos in which you get a garage to park your vehicle inside.

This will allow you to provide the best protection for your car to minimize how much wear and tear it sustains while parked within your condo community. At the same time, you will not have to worry about shoveling off snow or deicing the windows when leaving to do cat sitting.

Weather

After living in your climate for long enough, you may know that flooding and snow buildup on the roads is a possibility. This makes it worth considering severe weather when it comes to buying a condo because certain areas may be more prone to flooded and undrivable roads.

To make sure that you can reliably check on cats at all times, you should prioritize areas that you know are snowplowed quickly and where flooding is not a possible concern.

With these things in mind, you can buy a condo that works well for being a cat sitter. Talk to a real estate agent for help finding your next condo.