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Every year smart technology becomes more integrated into every aspect of our lives. Let’s face it. Technology makes our lives easier. Home technology can make your home more efficient, help you save money, and add value. If you're considering selling this spring, you'll find your home more attractive to buyers if it has smart technology. Add these products to add value to your home.
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Are you thinking about a home remodel project this year? Before you start knocking down walls or hiring a contractor, you might want to think about a few projects that won’t require a big contract and heavy equipment. I want to share a few simple projects that will add value to your home and not break the bank.
When it comes to your home, your kitchen is the star of the show. Small projects to a kitchen can make your whole house seem updated. It also adds value; you can recover between 53% and 72% of your costs.
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• Add a backsplash
• Refinish your cabinets
• Update lighting
• Update faucets and fixtures
You don’t have to tear up the tile or rip out showers to add value when thinking of bathroom remodels. Instead, simple fixes add a big punch.
Easy Small Bathroom Updates:
• Fresh light fixtures
• Create more storage
• Update faucets
If you haven’t jumped on the Smart home technology train, it’s time to get on board. Adding smart home technology can increase the value of your home from 3%-5%.
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Smart Home Tech to Add This Year: • Smart thermostat • Smart security • Smart lights
Many home improvements add value. If you’re thinking about tackling a project this year, think about one of these relatively low-cost projects that pack a value-added punch. Thinking about a move this year? I’d be happy to help. Reply to this email or give me a call to set up a time to talk. |
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As a homeowner, you shouldn't ignore curb appeal.
Keep it in great condition, and you’ll likely see high property values and serious marketability when it comes time to sell. Let it slide, and the opposite could happen.
Even if you’re not planning to sell anytime soon, refreshing your home’s exterior can add value or give you a head start if you choose to sell later.
It just takes a little effort and a touch of creativity.
Here are four ways to up your curb appeal:
Plant a garden.
A pop of color goes a long way, so plant a few flowers or a flowering bush in front of your home. Opt for perennials, which can last more than two years.
Upgrade your mailbox.
Forget the standard old mailbox that came with the house. Try a brick model — or revamp your existing one with a fresh coat of paint or a new post.
Make your front porch more inviting.
If you’re looking for an easy project with a big impact, add some charm to your porch. Get some potted or hanging plants, a brand-new welcome mat and a couple of cozy chairs.
Freshen up your door.
Give it a new coat of paint, add some new fixtures and a kickplate, and maybe update your address numbers, too. They might seem like small fixes, but they can make a big difference in your home’s overall appearance.
Curb appeal matters — especially if you’re considering selling your home soon.
Looking for more tips on boosting the value of your home? Get in touch today.
Do you have a list of changes you'd like to make to your home this year? Completing cosmetic updates is easiest when the weather's in your favor. In honor of May's National Home Improvement Month, here are four upgrades ranging from curb appeal projects to large-scale expansions that often yield high returns.
Home renovations and repairs are on the rise and expected to peak this year. Now's the time to start planning your investment-savvy home improvements.
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