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Home improvements that add value to your home

by  Shannon O'Brien  on March 1, 2012 Most appraisers have stories of homeowners irate over the fact that the special remodeling job they performed added zero value to their home. The imported Italian tile you used in your entryway or the pool in the backyard may be of immense value to you while you live in the home, but unfortunately they aren’t items that buyers shopping in your neighborhood value. To get the most bang for your home improvement buck, consider these 10 best home improvements: 1. Indoor Systems Before you consider cosmetic and even functional improvements (such as adding additional square footage) to the home, make all needed upgrades, repairs or replacements to the home’s major systems. Major systems include plumbing, heating, electrical and sewer systems, among others. Buyers want assurance  that these basic items are in working order and won’t need to be replaced or repaired in the near future, an issue that will most likely be addressed...
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Unconventional home financing in Charleston, Sc.

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