"A Good home must be Made not Bought"
-Joyce Maynard
According to Black Enterprise;
In today’s shaky housing market, homeowners are becoming more circumspect, weighing the pros and cons of how the renovations they make will affect the bottom line, specifically if they’re trying to sell. This especially holds true with falling home prices. The average price of an existing home dropped about 13% between 2008 and 2010 to $172,900, NAR reports. The top-selling areas of a home are usually the kitchen and bathroom, which can be costly to upgrade. The national average cost of a minor kitchen remodel is $21,695, adding $15,790 to the value of a home at sale, while a bathroom remodel is $16,634, adding $10,668 to the value of a home, according to Remodeling magazine’s Cost vs. Value Report 2010-11.
So basically it isnt as easy as get a loan, buy a home, and just live!! Homeowners have to continusely make adjustments in the home, for one, to keep their homes up to date but secondly to keep its value up for when time to sell. Here is our top 5 ways to help boost the value!!!
GENERAL REPAIRS
First and foremost you want to stop putting off and start repairing any and everything that needs repair! That toilet thats just been getting by flushing on its own!
LANDSCAPING
Since you'll one day put your home up for sale, Forbes says why not hire an inspector. This way you can be ahead of the game in knowing what need to be tuned, fixed, and or changed in your home.
FINAL TOUCHES

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