As a homeowner, I agree that one of the best parts of being a homeowner is the freedom to customize your space. From painting the walls to knocking them down, there are endless opportunities to put your own personal stamp on your home and make it yours. But before you dive into any renovations, you should know what they will cost you and how much of those costs you can expect to get back through appreciation when you sell.
To help make this easier for you, we looked to the latest Remodeling Impact Report from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) to compile a list of the top three home improvement projects with the highest cost recovery for both inside and outside your home. Whether you’re considering buying a fixer-upper or want to make updates to your current home, here are the projects that will get you the biggest bang for your buck.
Very interesting post and good info. Thanx!!
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California is different for housing upgrades affecting nsurance premiums..
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Most houses are insured for significantly more than it’s value at purchase….the upgrades in this article would not rise to the level of raising premiums over and above that. And even if they did, the increase would be meager in comparison to having a more comfy home.
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Nope.
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Would such renovations and improvements result in higher insurance premiums?
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