Your goal is to make potential buyers feel comfortable by updating the house in line with the rest of the neighborhoods. Invest in improvements that will add at least twice their cost to the home's value. 1. Look for Red Flags. Hiring a home inspector will help uncover major structural issue or another pricey problem. 2. Spy on the Neighbors.You never want to upgrade far beyond neighborhood standards. Attend a few real estate open houses in the area to examine the home interiors. 3. Give the Most Important Rooms Some TLC (tender loving care)Kitchen and bathroom remodels are still high on the must-have list because they're the rooms buyers look at first and use the most. Make it your missing to create bright, clean, and family- friendly rooms. 4. Upgrade the Underbelly Replacing...
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