Anyone who has owned a home for any length of time can attest to the ongoing maintenance required to keep a home in good condition, not to mention the time and expense involved in updating and improving.  Over those years, it’s not unusual for some of the “little maintenance jobs” to have been overlooked or even forgotten.  As a result, features and systems in homes vary considerably in age and condition.  In many cases, the fact that these features have not been replaced or improved can present a substantial negative when it’s time to sell.

The purpose of this report is to separate the different types of home maintenance and improvement tasks that you may encounter, and how they may affect the market value of your home.  The nature of the task will in large part determine the return-on-investment potential you can expect, but never underestimate the importance of aesthetics.  The details of any project can make or break it.  A poor execution can leave an expensive project looking shoddy, and a great execution can make an inexpensive one look great.

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