What home improvements really pay off when the time comes to sell your house? That's an important question for any homeowner contemplating moving or remodeling. The only possible answer is a somewhat complicated one. That answer starts with the fact that really major improvements - room additions, total replacements of kitchens and baths, etc. - rarely pay off fully in the near term.
It ends with the fact that small and relatively inexpensive changes can pay off in a big way in making your home attractive to buyers if your decision is to move now. It's often the case that the most appropriate major improvements are unlikely to return their full cost if a house is sold within two or three years. Does that mean that major home improvements are always a bad idea?
Absolutely not. It does mean, though, that if your present house falls seriously short of meeting your family's needs you need to think twice - and think carefully - before deciding to undertake a major renovation. Viewed strictly in investment terms, major improvements rarely make as much sense as selling your present home and buying one that's carefully selected to provide you with what you want.
It ends with the fact that small and relatively inexpensive changes can pay off in a big way in making your home attractive to buyers if your decision is to move now. It's often the case that the most appropriate major improvements are unlikely to return their full cost if a house is sold within two or three years. Does that mean that major home improvements are always a bad idea?
Absolutely not. It does mean, though, that if your present house falls seriously short of meeting your family's needs you need to think twice - and think carefully - before deciding to undertake a major renovation. Viewed strictly in investment terms, major improvements rarely make as much sense as selling your present home and buying one that's carefully selected to provide you with what you want.
Services
We will always be open and honest in all aspects of our working relationship.
We will never attempt to obtain a listing agreement by misrepresenting the value of your property, nor will we mislead you into accepting less or paying more for a property than what we believe is fair market value.
Knowledge is critical to success, and through our experience, research and support network, we will ensure you have all that is needed to make well-informed decisions.
A Home Warranty covers electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and appliances during the term of your listing.
We will never attempt to obtain a listing agreement by misrepresenting the value of your property, nor will we mislead you into accepting less or paying more for a property than what we believe is fair market value.
Knowledge is critical to success, and through our experience, research and support network, we will ensure you have all that is needed to make well-informed decisions.
A Home Warranty covers electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and appliances during the term of your listing.
Recommendations are always supported with details, pros, and cons, and in-person meetings are scheduled at critical decision points.
You will have our full, undivided attention whenever we are talking on the phone or working together.
We will always demonstrate a high degree of skill, knowledge, and character throughout our relationship.
The Barnes Company Agents will personally take care of all of the above with your best interest in mind.
You will have our full, undivided attention whenever we are talking on the phone or working together.
We will always demonstrate a high degree of skill, knowledge, and character throughout our relationship.
The Barnes Company Agents will personally take care of all of the above with your best interest in mind.
What is CRB?
Since 1968, the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers has awarded the prestigious Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) designation to experienced REALTORS who have proven management experience and completed advanced professional training.
CRB designs consistently increase their level of industry knowledge, advance their earning and career potential, increase their firm's productivity, and benefit from active involvement in a network of real estate professionals.
When you contact a certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) or a firm managed by a CRB, you know you will be greeted with the extra care that comes with proven expertise.
Since 1968, the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers has awarded the prestigious Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) designation to experienced REALTORS who have proven management experience and completed advanced professional training.
CRB designs consistently increase their level of industry knowledge, advance their earning and career potential, increase their firm's productivity, and benefit from active involvement in a network of real estate professionals.
When you contact a certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) or a firm managed by a CRB, you know you will be greeted with the extra care that comes with proven expertise.
A REALTOR has the experience and knowledge to help successfully guide you through all phases of your transactions.
They are members of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS and have earned the GRADUATE REALTORS INSTITUTE (GRI) designation.
A Certified Residential Specialist (CRS*) is a REALTOR who has earned advanced certification by completing the coursework and experience requirements of the Residential Sales Council.
Keep pace with the Industry.
A CRS is an expert at staying attuned to the changes in the local and national real estate market.
They are members of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS and have earned the GRADUATE REALTORS INSTITUTE (GRI) designation.
A Certified Residential Specialist (CRS*) is a REALTOR who has earned advanced certification by completing the coursework and experience requirements of the Residential Sales Council.
Keep pace with the Industry.
A CRS is an expert at staying attuned to the changes in the local and national real estate market.
Receiving all or part of your income from bonus, commission, partnership, or trust income.
Have income from an otherwise non-verifiable source such as corporate ownership, installment sales, and tips.
Employment History - Name and address of employer(s) for the last two (2) years, dates of employment and income.
Explanation of recent gaps in employment, if applicable.
Checking and Savings Accounts - Depository institutions names and addresses, account numbers and balances.
Depositories include banks, credit unions and savings and loans.
Have income from an otherwise non-verifiable source such as corporate ownership, installment sales, and tips.
Employment History - Name and address of employer(s) for the last two (2) years, dates of employment and income.
Explanation of recent gaps in employment, if applicable.
Checking and Savings Accounts - Depository institutions names and addresses, account numbers and balances.
Depositories include banks, credit unions and savings and loans.
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