Chances are, your REALTOR offered advice about things you should do to your house before you put it on the market. You may want to make those changes if you want to get bigger and better offers from buyers.
REALTORS are experts in knowing what potential buyers will notice and how it could influence their buying decisions. They know what sends buyers running and what makes them place competitive offers.
The right paint color can make your home look cleaner and more attractive to today’s homebuyers, many of which are attracted to turnkey properties (no work needed- just turn the key and move in). But what colors really make a buyer want to buy?
A recent study has found that by painting your kitchen yellow, you could actually increase your chances of getting more money for the home.
The Findings
Outdoor living space has always been popular and something buyers seek. However, recent surveys indicate your deck may hold more value than you may realize.
According to the American Institute of Architects First Quarter 2016 Home Design Trends Survey, about 69 percent of architecture firms surveyed said they experienced an increase in demand for outdoor living space.
We all think of lead being a danger that was found in the house paint that was made prior 1978. After that date paint containing more than 0.06 % was banned by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. But it can lurk in your home in other ways including in the soil outside and even your water.
Investing your money can be a nerve wracking decision. You face many options, and so much stress about what the future holds.
Perhaps you have been considering an investment property, but are uncertain what to look for. What matters most to your bottom line?
If you are looking to secure a steady income from your investment, here are a few considerations before you buy:
As a homeowner it is wise to get your well water tested, and treated if needed, to eliminate any risk it could pose to your family. But what could be in it? Isn’t there safety in having a private well?