Thursday, August 21, 2014

Upgrades Around The Home That Pay You Back

Purchasing a home is an adventure.  Maintaining and increasing your homes property value is of utmost importance to all homeowners. In order to do this there are a few simple things to keep in mind. One of the most important elements in owning a home is maintaining the property.  This entails keeping the home as clean as possible as well as keeping the home in working condition with no pest infestations, fresh paint, and updated water as well as electrical systems.  A home that is kept up on will sell time and time again over a home that is not kept up on and is under cared for.
Real estate is starting to pick up again.  If you are trying to sell your home you will want an edge up on the competition.  When it comes to homes you will want to ensure that your home is in physically better shape than all the others.  There should be absolutely no visible problems in the home.  Your homes curb appeal should be top notch.  All visible siding, roofing, windows and exterior improvements are areas where you should spend money.
Home improvements should pay you back upon the sale of your home.  When you put money into your home you should expect that in the end you will get an equal return on your investment.  Make sure that every improvement that is made within your homes interior or exterior will net an equal return on your investment as well as keeping with the cohesiveness of the existing neighborhood.
Many homeowners ask about upgrades including room additions, expansions, renovations as well as updating bathrooms and kitchens.  The answer to any of these is a resounding yes!  If you as a homeowner want it then they should do it.  The trick is to be careful about overdoing it.  Any upgrade can be done, but doing it within the standards of the community that you live in it is important to keeping your home’s value consistent with those around it.
Kitchen and bathroom renovations are super important when it comes to any home upgrade. Getting your money out of the remodel is the trick.  When it comes to kitchen upgrades and bathroom renovations be sure to update your home to make it more high-end.  This will encourage buyers when it comes to buyers purchasing your home.  The problem is over-improving your home.  Don’t add a designer, high-end kitchen, in a home that is within an average first time home owners budget.  As a seller you will not recoup your money.
In an average subdivision with first time home buyers a better source of spending money on renovations is with the addition of a second bath or half bath.  Using materials that are of good quality and adding an extra bathroom can turn an ordinary three bedroom home with one bath into an extravagant three bedroom home with a separate bath for the kids and one for the adults.  Any dull house or small apartment can be improved upon with the addition of a half or full bathroom.
New homeowners are looking for upgrades that keep homes updated while maintaining their fair market value in an overall friendly community.  This is ideal for most homeowners looking to purchase a new home.
Jason Foldenauer Construction, out of Howell and Brighton Michigan, offers a variety of home renovations to clients ranging from kitchen and bathroom remodeling to home additions and storage sheds.  Contact http://www.jfcremodeling.com today for your entire home renovating needs.

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