Four home improvements that will make you money

If you currently own a home that you're considering selling this year or next, we've made a 𝗧𝗢𝗣 𝗙𝗢𝗨𝗥 list on how to get the most out of your minor home improvement projects.

This is a great reference if you come into some extra money and want to put it to good use - you know, so it makes you more money - so make sure you save this so you can come back to it when you're ready to improve and update your current home.

1) MINOR BATHROOM REMODEL

  • Average cost: $10,500

  • Average Return: $10,700

  • ROI: 102%

There's no need to gut the whole room. Start by replacing the shower head with a rain shower, it's a feature most homebuyers will appreciate. Replace the vanity & update the lighting to make the room brighter.

2) LANDSCAPING

  • Average cost: $4,900

  • Average Return: $4,900

  • ROI: 100%

Curb appeal helps sell homes. The aesthetic appeal of both the front door and backyard may actually be the first thing buyers see, so make a good first impression. The best landscaping designs are the simplest, but the "lines" need to be trimmed & cleaned.

3) MINOR KITCHEN REMODEL

  • Average cost: $15,000

  • Average Return: $14,600

  • ROI: 98.5%

Instead of a full kitchen remodel, try minor upgrades that make a big difference. Start by replacing the existing appliances with better newer ones. Then, try refinishing the cabinets. A fresh coat of paint or gloss could make an old cabinet look new. Lastly, put in new hardware and light fixtures.

4) REPLACE FRONT ENTRY DOOR

  • Average cost: $1,410

  • Average Return: $1,280

  • ROI: 90.7%

Instead of a full kitchen remodel, try minor upgrades that make a big difference. Start by replacing the existing appliances with better newer ones. Then, try refinishing the cabinets. A fresh coat of paint or gloss could make an old cabinet look new. Lastly, put in new hardware and light fixtures.

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