(Hour 3c) 
Ron Peik of Alpine Environmental spoke to Rich about where to focus your home improvement efforts for Fix It Right, Fix It Now. He shared the top improvements to make in order to get a good return on investment.
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I agree with you! Those are some really great tips for investing in your home for resale value. Thanks for the information.
Gaz
https://thetoolboss.com
Thank you for the article
If nothing in your home is deficient when compared to current standards, then don’t spend money on renovations if all you are trying to do is “improve value”. Re-modelling a 30 year old bathroom might get you your money back in value. Re-modelling a 10 year old bathroom probably will not. (unless it’s god-awful ugly) Same thing with a kitchen.
However, if your home IS deficient in some way relative to current standards, that’s where you can make things work. For example, if you have a 3 bedroom 1 bath home, adding another full or half bath will give you good bang for the buck. Or if you have a 3 bedroom 1.5 bath home with an unfinished basement, adding a legal escape window and putting a bedroom and full bath downstairs can be a great investment.