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Buyers don't want to do renovations! They would rather pay a premium for an updated, move-in-ready home. Here are some tips: Remove any brass features in the kitchen, these can be seen as outdated. Add new stainless steel appliances. Remove old countertops and replace them with granite countertops. For the bathrooms add new stylish drawers and cabinet pulls. Remove the big outdated mirrors and replace them with a framed mirror.
Most home buyers will cringe at the sight of wallpaper. Not only does it look outdated but they will anticipate the huge mess and inconvenience of taking it down. Even those buyers that can see past the wallpaper will over estimate the cost of removal and reflect it upon their offer.
mart devices include thermostats, fire detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, security cameras, door locks, and lighting. While smart tech doesn’t always increase home value, it does add appeal. Those who see themselves as “techies” are more likely to pay more for these items!
There are Few structural elements that date a house more than popcorn ceilings! Even though removing the popcorn ceiling from your home may not seem like a big deal, making small (or big) home repairs is one of the keys to adding value to your home.
Even if you can't afford a full bathroom remodel, making small updates can certainly help increase the value of your home. Small changes like removing old wallpaper or replacing dated light fixtures can help give the room a more updated look.
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