NJ Home Upgrade Tips, Part 1: Have a Clue
Most people have the notion of a NJ dream home as a haven they would live in for the rest of their lives. But reality is, you’re going to be selling your house sooner or later.
In a 2007 report, the NAR said the median length of time a recent seller spent in their previous home was 6 years. So before you dive into a major renovation project to give your house your special signature, consider how long you’re going to stay.
Where a lot of people get into trouble is that they go into a home that they’re only going to be in for a relaively short period of time, and they start doing renovations and additions that are on their fantasy list, but then the same people move out and cannot fully enjoy the fruits of their labor. Then when they turn around and sell, espcially in this market, they’re not going to get their money’s worth.
Read on in this series of posts to help you get a clue in regards to improving your living space.
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