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Ask the Remodeler: Balance cost vs. value in home renovations
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Real Estate Ask the Remodeler: Balance cost vs. value in home renovations Buyers and sellers should consider different factors when it comes to investing money into their properties.
Most remodeling projects have a negative return on investment.
Both are concerned about the same thing: Cost vs. value.
For people who are putting their homes on the market, the main thing to consider is curb appeal.
There are several well-respected construction industry publications that agree most remodeling projects have a negative return on investment.