Home Improvements That Pay off
Not all Home Improvements are created equal when trying to add value to your home.
There are two types of improvements you can do to your home. Improvements that add enjoyment for yourself or your family but might not necessarily add value to your home and improvements are made specifically to add value to your home.
Home improvements that add more curb appeal and make it easier for home buyers to actually see your home will always help to add value to your home and make it easier to sell. Replacing doors, adding decks or porches, and cleaning up landscaping will bring you a good return on the money you invest into your property.
Re-purposing unused spaces into livable areas or adding square footage to your home by adding an additional room are other great options for home improvements that will bring more market dollar when you finally make the decision to sell.
It is important to keep these difference in mind when you are thinking about adding improvements to your home so you see the best returns on the money you invest in your property and when you speak with a REALTOR® about pricing your home to sell.
Great chart to show my clients! Thanks!
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