The best return on remodeling projects is not even given by full-scale remodeling projects. It is by replacing already existing things like windows and doors with usually a mid-range upgrade. We are going to take a quick look at several of the best places that you should spend your money at. We’ll also dive into …
Bathrooms: Renovations and their ROI
ROI (Return on Investment) If you’re looking to get the maximum return on the renovations that you make on your home, there’s no better place to concentrate your efforts than on the bathroom. According to sources like The Wall Street Journal, it’s understood that a bathroom’s renovation more than pays for itself. According to the …
Cooking Up a New Kitchen
You’ve heard it said before and we’ll say it again, kitchens sell houses. Especially with the rise of eat-in kitchens and breakfast nooks tucked in an out of the way corner, the kitchen is a place where your family is likely to spend a considerable amount of time together. It is also very often located …
Improvements that Cost More than the ROI
Over the course of many years, we have been conditioned to view almost any home improvement or repair as something which automatically increases the value of the home, and so to guarantee a great return on investment upon selling it. When making a decision about adding a new addition, fixing up the basement, purchasing new …
Why Changing Things and Small Improvement Can Gain You Thousands
Renting out your property is a poor option for many reasons, but if you sell there’s no reason why you shouldn’t be doing these small things that can make you thousands of bucks. This book is a giant breakdown all the extra steps you need to take to earn that extra money on the sale. …
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Using Curb Appeal to Sell your Home for More
Curb appeal, the overall attractiveness of your home when standing on the street, is incredibly important when selling your home. Your landscaping, physical exterior, and the facade of your home are all important aspects that need to be greatly considered, and are vital if you want to sell your home for more. Why Does Curb …
How Buyers Search for Homes
Whether it is to relocate for work, upsize so you have more room for the kids, or downsize because the kids are gone, selling a home is one of the most stressful experiences a person can go through. And that stress goes up the longer the process goes on. Not only are you likely to …
Dealing with Animals or Children when Staging
If you have decided to put your home for sale on the market, you will have to consider all types of buyers; those who love pets and those who don’t. There can be many reasons behind that thinking so there is no need to be judgmental. Before putting a house for sale in which pets …
To Rent or Sell Your Vacant Home
Have you ever thought whether it would be better to rent or sell a vacant home that you own? Maybe you already have someone renting this house, or you have been considering renting it to tenants, but would that really be the better choice? Deciding whether or not to sell or rent your vacant home …
Repairs or Touch-ups to Improve Value
First of all, keep in mind that you don’t need a giant improvement to achieve your goal. Small improvements introduced in almost every room, including the exterior of the house is what we are aiming for. Here are some tips to get you started: Clean, clean, and clean. Nothing looks more appealing and eye-catching …
