Increase your property value by being detail-oriented with upgrades to get the most money out of your sale. How?
When people consider buying or renting property, they look at both the big picture and the small details.
You may not think that new doorknobs or updated light fixtures would make much of a difference, but these things can help you.
To increase the value of your property, here are my top tricks to start.
Increase Property Value: What You Need to Do
1Invest in curb appeal
First impressions matter, so make sure the building’s exterior is up to par.
Strategic landscaping will make the property more inviting and add significant value.
Consider adding touches like stone walkways, gardens, lights, and more.
2Update the kitchen and bathrooms
Most people spend their time cooking or using the bathroom, so make sure they’re in tip-top shape.
This means installing new countertops, cabinets, fixtures, and appliances in the kitchen. Then updating the tub, shower, toilet, and sink in the bathroom.
For a clean finish, repaint both areas.
3Get rid of any pet odor
If previous occupants had pets, it’s essential to make sure the property doesn’t smell like them.
Regular cleaning and using air fresheners or deodorizers are essential for this.
I also recommend hiring a professional cleaning crew to do a deep clean on the entire property before letting anyone step foot inside.
Follow these tips to give your property a significant boost in value. Potential renters or buyers will be impressed by the condition of the building and more likely to move forward in the process.
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