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It is easy to believe that the majority of retirees relocate for retirement — move to Florida, take off for Mexico, buy on a golf course in Arizona or North Carolina. And many prospective retirees definitely talk about it. However, residential mobility is not the reality. In fact, the vast majority of retirees stay put. And residential mobility is becoming increasingly uncommon for all…
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