Upgrades That Pay Off

#1 Bathroom Remodel - Bathroom remodels may be costly, but they are worth your time and money. Bathroom upgrades have a 102% return rate when selling a home

#2 Landscaping - Updated landscaping generally has a 100% return rate

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#3 Fresh Paint - Although painting can be time consuming and tedious, the cost compared to the outcome is a great deal. Fresh paint can make a huge difference when it comes to outside appearance.

#4 Attic/Basement Bedroom Conversion - Turning an attic or an unfinished basement into a bedroom has a great return rate and is appealing to interested buyers.

#5 Deck, Patio, or Porch Addition - Depending on how big you want to go, a place outside to sit or dine always provides a decent return when selling or upgrading your home.

Sources
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