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Buying and Selling Homes · December 5, 2019

Renovation Or Buying A New Home – Which Is Best?

Renovations are often viewed as the only method of getting everything you require in a house, from having the perfect kitchen setup or installing spacious closets in your bedroom, not to mention the monetary value that a remodel can add to your home, says Mike of East Bay PM. Even if you buy a new house there’s a big possibility that you’ll still have to do some renovations.

Here are six reasons why you should consider a remodel as opposed to buying a new home.

Emotional Attachment

For many people, it is emotionally challenging to sell a home where they’ve raised their kids and built countless memories. Sometimes these memories are just too good to be left behind. In such an instance, remodeling a few rooms may be a better option instead of selling.

You Have The Funds For A Renovation

If you have cashed saved up in the bank to fund the considered improvements without the need for a loan, then you won’t have the additional stress of paying higher monthly payment and interest fees. For older homeowners who have savings, an updated home with no added debt, the idea is all the more inviting.

You Are Safeguarding Your Property

Whether you’ve bought a fixer-upper recently or you’ve been living in the house for a few decades, updating dated systems can ensure your home is a safe and healthy place to live. Consider having professionals check for dated heating systems or old electrical wiring when planning for your Watara Homes renovation process. Also, have them check for areas that may be a probable place for mold.

You Don’t Have to Worry about Paying for a Move

The overall cost of moving can add up, especially when you think about the cost of updating the home, placing the home on the market, paying the closing costs, and then the cost of moving.

A Renovation Assembles More Equity

If you’ve only stayed in the home for a few years and you’re paying off a mortgage, the investment in the home may be minimal. Subsequently, you would not be able to net much profit from selling your house. Instead, you have the chance to update your home with projects that can boost its value. Renovations such as adding a master suite, replacing the roof, or doing a kitchen renovation are all valuable additions that can enhance the value of your property.

You Can Customize Our Home To Match Your Living Situation

Building a custom home is not always within your means; however, renovating a present home can better meet your requirements and living situation and a doable solution. Maybe you’ve been considering an open floor plan to open up more space between the family room and kitchen, for instance. Or, if you are a retiree, you may be thinking about adding updates that can accommodate your age to allow you to stay longer in your home. You can try to save on costs for labor by doing some of the projects yourself. However, keep in mind your skillset before attempting to remodel a bathroom. A failed DIY job can lead to a more substantial and pricier project that must be done by a pro.

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