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SQUEEZING
EVERY LAST DOLLAR OUT OF YOUR HOME SALE
The “secret” to making top dollar when
you sell your home isn’t really a secret at all - We’ve
been “revealing” it to our clients for the last
four years. But because it can involve a lot of discipline
and elbow grease, many people decide to cut corners. And that’s
when the price you could command begins to drop.
Do not be one of those people. During our years in professional
practice, we’ve seen countless examples where well-considered,
well-placed investments of time and a little money have dramatically
improved the sales price and increased the speed in which
a home has sold. Our report will show you how even minor home
improvements can substantially improve the value and marketability
of your home. In today’s economy, there are no guarantees
that you will recoup what you spend to improve the value of
your home. - all the more reason it’s important to pick
the right investments.
But even when you don’t recoup all the money you invest
to upgrade, many improvements can give you an important edge
over other homes on the market. And the failure to make some
improvements can leave you at a distinct disadvantage as buyers
compare your home with the competition. Believe us, we’ve
seen it happen time and again.
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EXAMPLES BELOW. DOWNLOAD
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Spend time before
you spend a dime
Unless your home is in mint condition or you’re
selling it as a “fixer-upper,” there’s
probably a long list of repair or remodeling projects
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Planning is everything
If there’s one piece of advice we would give
every homeowner regardless of the circumstances,
it’s this: Plan first, then do. Careful planning
on your part is a prerequisite to undertaking any
home improvement project, major or minor.
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Catch ‘em at the curb
“Curb appeal” isn’t just catch
real estate jargon. It recognizes the fact that
many buyers form their first, and often strongest,
opinions before they step out of the car.Download
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Paint
It should come as no surprise that surveys show
that painting the exterior of your home results
in the greatest return on time and money invested
when compared to other improvements done for selling
purposes. Download |
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Landscaping
Another key first impression is made by the grounds
of your home. If you can improve the attractiveness
of your landscape without spending a lot of money,
you can add a good 5 to 10 percent to the value
of your home.Download |
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The
Driveway
Because it’s big, dark, and usually takes
up a significant portion of the property in front
of your home, a driveway can affect a buyer’s
first impressions.Download
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Decks and patios
These can be popular additions that add value, especially
with smaller homes, because they add living space.
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The
Garage
If your garage has that rough, unfinished look,
consider drywall and matching switch and outlet
plates. At a minimum, make sure all switches and
outlets work. And give everything a good cleaning.Download |
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Don’t
neglect the minor details
It’s often the little things that really stand
out. If your mailbox is in poor shape, replace it.
Varnish or repaint your door if it needs it. Download |
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Making
the best second impression
As with the exterior, we’ve found that there
are plenty of interior tricks to punch the right
emotional buttons in prospective buyers.Download |
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