Eager buyers are utilising technology to take advantage of the market conditions and more time spent at home to find their new digs, which means it’s ever more important to catch their eyes. So, if you do have plans to list your home, or find yourself keen to get some home improvements going to increase its value, here are our top things you can do at home to prepare.
They say not to judge a book by it’s cover – but that doesn’t stop anyone. More time spent at home means it’s time to get started on those home improvements you’ve been putting off. For those who want some quick wins while at home without breaking the bank:
The cost of house extensions will typically be less than the cost of building new. Extra time indoors may mean that you’ve noticed improvements you could be making to your home, but here’s how you can take on the projects that will provide the most value and figure out what you should focus on:
One of the first steps before you sell a house is to find out what your property is worth through a professional appraisal with your local agent. With social distancing rules now in place, many agents are providing virtual appraisals which can be carried out over the phone.
Our top tips for getting an appraisal during isolation:
Source: www.upside.com
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