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    How To Renovate Your House For Resale

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 25, 2021Updated:April 11, 2023No Comments
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    Investing in the proper upgrades can ensure in boosting values if you are planning to sell your house. Simple and small low-cost improvement projects can change the face of your home dramatically. So here are a few keys to a successful house flip, that can help you in changing the sign from ‘on sale’ to ‘sold’ in no time at all.

    Do proper research

    Before you remodel your property for better returns, Samuel Leeds believes it’s vital to have some knowledge about the market. The first step should be to enquire from other homeowners and trusted real estate agents and seek their advice as to what buyers are looking for. This feedback will tell you what is going to work best for you in your area. Things like adding new things or just creating extra space should be researched before overcapitalising.

    Choose the right flooring

    Almost every real estate Pro will advise you to invest in flooring as it is one of the most dominant features of any house. If the existing timber floors are beyond your budget, consider installing an inexpensive and resilient material like laminate flooring offers. It comes in sheets and snap tiles, is made from renewable materials, comes in a variety of colors and bounces back when tread upon, giving a nice cushioning effect.

    Update the important places

    Real estate professionals stress on the importance of the bathroom and kitchen especially before making a deal. That doesn’t necessarily mean you have to give them a complete overhaul, even if they are such high profile areas. So just remodel the countertops, drawers and fixtures to make the place look presentable and inviting so that the buyer’s don’t add the cost of renovation to the price.

    Consider upgrading your interior spaces by installing high-quality Internal Doors to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your home, which can impress potential buyers and increase its value.

    Stress on appearance

    When giving the home a makeover for sale, the best price is generally offered to properties which look appealing. In other words, it is better to spend money by sprucing up the entire house with a fresh coat of paint instead of on things which can be bought or replaced at a later date, but appearance is non-negotiable. Choose contemporary and bright colors that reflect more light to transform the feel of the home.

    Instill landscape appeal

    First impression is the last impression is an adage which applies to homebuyers as well.The curb appeal of your home is incredibly important when it comes to selling the place. So ensure that your driveway is clean and paved and the exterior looks are up to par. If you have a garden, see that the lawn is properly maintained. Cut overgrown trees to make the property look fresh. You can even replace the tired looking plants with some fresh green plants to create a colorful look.

    Renovating your home is a smart way to get the most out of your sale when it comes to impressing a buyer. But before you tear the whole place down, make sure you spend only on those upgrades which will ensure you get value for every buck spent.

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