Even in a seller’s market, homeowners should be aware of the laundry list of factors within their control that can negatively affect the value of their homes. Especially if you’re ever planning to sell, make sure to stay on top of maintenance to avoid your home depreciating in value. This week, we’ve outlined a list of things to routinely look out for to prevent trouble in the future.
As a homebuyer, one of the first things you need to decide is whether or not you want to purchase a home in an urban or suburban area. For example, do you want plenty of yard space for your kids to run around in, or is being close to work and places to dine out more of a priority?
Whether you’re renovating for yourself or a potential home sale in the future, here are a few tips to get you thinking about home improvements to boost the value of your home.
If done correctly, a CMA will factor in key variables and influences to give you a picture of all of the aspects of a home that affect its value. We’ve outlined 5 ways that a CMA can help sell your home.
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