The Bottom Line on Fixing It Up
Home Renovations' Return on Investment Varies at Resale
If you're trying to sell your house, you're probably going to need to grab a paint brush -- or at least a phone to call a contractor. But as you fix up the place, keep a close eye on costs, as major remodeling projects rarely add to a seller's bottom line.
This is a GREAT article written by Mary Ellen Slayter of the Washington Post. If you are a seller in todays market, read this article...it will help you decide what fix-ups are a must and which are a bust!
Have a wonderful week...
Angela Jones
AngelaJonesRealEstate.com
If you're trying to sell your house, you're probably going to need to grab a paint brush -- or at least a phone to call a contractor. But as you fix up the place, keep a close eye on costs, as major remodeling projects rarely add to a seller's bottom line.
This is a GREAT article written by Mary Ellen Slayter of the Washington Post. If you are a seller in todays market, read this article...it will help you decide what fix-ups are a must and which are a bust!
Have a wonderful week...
Angela Jones
AngelaJonesRealEstate.com
Labels: DC Real Estate market, Home renovations, what not to do to fix up your home to sell, what to do to fix up your home to sell
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