Cleveland Appraisal Blog

APRIL 29, 2021

Tips for Increasing Your Home’s Value Without Spending a Fortune. Buying a property is not just about creating a home, it is making a long-term investment. Some of these upgrades and additions require a significant investment, but others do not require spending a fortune, but they still yield a high return on investment.

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Eppraisal

APRIL 26, 2024

The Benefits of Keeping an Old Home’s Character The housing crisis will likely affect you whether you’re looking for a home as somewhere to settle down or an investment asset. million homes in America are between 91 and 100 years old. Preserve them throughout the home improvement process.

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Lamacchia Realty

AUGUST 9, 2023

Decorating the shed also gives a cohesive look to your yard! Additionally, if you’re looking to sell your home soon or further down the line, a shed can actually increase your property’s value. You can DIY closet organization with products from home improvement stores, but you can also hire experts to do it for you.

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Listing Spark

APRIL 17, 2024

House flipping isn’t just an opportunity for big real estate companies or home improvement television channels—it’s becoming a reliable source of income for Americans running a solo business or small real estate investment venture. of US home sales in 2017, that number grew to 8.4%

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Raleigh Realty

AUGUST 1, 2022

But even in today’s seller’s market, staging a home can help you get the top dollar for your property in a fraction of the time. Staging is all about showcasing all the best features of your home with updated, neutral décor and colors (think Chip and Joanna Gaines). Wondering if staging your home is worth the investment?

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Raleigh Realty

JANUARY 16, 2022

Simply put, a deck is often made out of wood and is attached to your home, whereas patios can be placed farther away from the home and can be made of more cost-effective materials like stone, gravel, or concrete. Decks generally require a more solid foundation in order to hold the weight of patio furniture and other decorative items.

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