Home Seller’s Guide To
MoneymakingFix-Ups
Here’s An Informative Guide To Help You
RealizeTheMostProfitFromYour
Home,AndAvoidCostlyRepairRip-Offs.
“Homes That Sell The Fastest,
Also Sell For The Most Money”
Dear Friend,
Do you see that quote above? Whether you know it or not, it’s true. Very true!
There’s a little
dollar sale of your home. See…that statement all boils down to the fact that…
The Elements That Motivate A Fast Home Sale…
Are The Same Elements That Sell Homes For Top Dollar
Each year thousands of homeowners needlessly lose thousands of dollars when selling their
home. But they don’t lose the money for reasons you might think. They lose money because
they unknowingly left it on the table…for the buyer to pocket…by failing to recognize the
hidden profit potential of their home.
And those hidden profits exist in two areas.
First, most homeowners never discover that certain small, even inexpensive repairs to their
existing home could generate many times their cost in additional home value. But on the other
hand, other repairs an
improvements to spend money on…and which ones to leave alone.
Second, when many savvy homeowners decide to make profitable repairs before selling, they
expose themselves to the ruthless world of contractors and their potentially-deceptive schemes
that drive up the costs of home repairs.
Between not knowing what to repair for maximum profit, and dealing with the world of
contractor schemes, it’s easy to understand how you might b
process. But don’t despair.
That’s Why I Created This Helpful Report
In the following pages, I’m going to reveal to you exactly what areas make sense to fix and
what areas to leave alone…not using “opinion,” but real world facts. Then, I’m going to give
you a “behind the scenes tour” of the games some contractors play when fixing your home (by
the way, not all contractors are sinister
This way you’ll be armed to the teeth with
of the game…and maximize the value of your home when you sell.
So let’s get going…
How To Select Home Improvements That Pay Dividends
Generally speaking, there are two ways to go about home improvements.
going to splurge on your home because it’s your palace and you simply want a beautiful place to
live, OR, you’re going to take a more logical, pragmatic approach designed to increase your
home’s value.
Problem is, you’ll never achieve both
very problems they’re trying to avoid in the process of home fix
Take Carol and Tom Jenkins, who four years ago purchased a home for $190,000. Since
buying their home, they’ve spent over $60,000 fixing it up and making it the “perfect” place to
live. A few months ago, they put the home on the market at $270,000. The best offer they
received was only $235,000.
Their mistake? Spending money on amenities and features that were ancillary to the value of
the home.
Just because you spend $30,000 on the fix-
it out when you sell. It doesn’t automatically make your home worth $30,000 more. And that’s
exactly why you need to know which fix-ups pay off big, and which ones will cost you
potentially thousands of dollars.
Let’s take a look at the most common areas of fix
Painting Your Home
Time and again, painting proves to be one of the most basic, yet most profitable of home fixups.
Th
within a few years.
According to the National Association of REALTORS, professionally painting the exterior of
a home costs an average of $3,250, and recoups ne
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