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Pros and Cons of Selling Your Home As-Is

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

For some homeowners, extensive renovations can present a challenge in terms of time and finances, particularly if you plan to move out of your home soon. Therefore, you don’t have to fix or account for any issues that might be discovered in a professional home inspection issued by the buyer. No repairs, no costs.

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Unexpected Repairs in a Flip Home

Hank Miller Team

No investors is immune, every one has dealt with additional costs due to unexpected repairs in a flip home. Rookie investors make rookie mistakes; overpaying, underestimating repairs, poor project management, overestimating finished market value and a thousand other things. Here's an example.

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Home Improvement Cost vs. Value: Is Your Project Worth the Money?

PennyMac

Do you know the return on investment (ROI) of your renovation project? Some renovations can make your home more valuable. If you’re investing in a home renovation in hopes of recouping that money when you sell, it’s important to research and plan ahead before you begin to ensure you’re spending your money wisely. It depends.

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Fixer Uppers 101

Lamacchia Realty

Fixer-uppers tend to be popular among real estate investors as well as first-time homebuyers as they present an opportunity to buy below market value. By making updates, the buyer is able to meet or exceed current market standards and build equity in their property faster. How Much Time Do They Take to Renovate?

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Anatomy of a Commercial Real Estate Appraisal: A Top 17 Q&A Guide

The Robert Weiler Company

The commercial real estate appraiser’s role is to produce an accurate, reliable, and unbiased estimate of the market value of a property. Market value is the most likely selling price a knowledgeable buyer would pay to a knowledgeable seller. Question 5: Why are commercial property appraisals important?

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Selling Commercial Real Estate? 24 Practical Techniques to BOOST YOUR ROI on 5 Different Property Types

The Robert Weiler Company

In commercial real estate, return on investment (or ROI) is the amount an investor profits from a property sale after all expenses are deducted. The ROI is calculated by comparing the total cost of the investment (including the initial purchase price plus any other expenses) to its current value or sale price.

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Decoding a Commercial Appraisal: Insider Insights

AmeriMac

For buyers, it helps in determining a fair price to offer, while sellers can use it to showcase the value of their property. Lenders and investors also rely on commercial appraisals to make informed decisions about financing and investments. After the inspection, the appraiser analyzes the data and prepares an appraisal report.