Three years ago, we invested significantly in our home, believing we would live there indefinitely. We spent over $200,000 focusing on features we valued, creating an outdoor paradise that includes a pool with unique water elements, premium landscaping, a new fence, a spacious shed, and upgraded garage doors. While the interior isn’t as extensively remodeled, it does feature elegant new hardwood floors. We’re almost the highest-valued property in our area. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, we have decided to sell. I’m aware that we likely won’t recoup our full investment, as we didn’t intend to move initially. Still, should we anticipate being able to sell for a price above current comps? The local comps show values between $575k and $650k, and a non-remodeled property nearby sold for $600k. Is it too much to hope for a selling price of $680k?
hey AdventurousHiker28, tough place to be in, huh? might be worth getting a real estate agent’s advice, they know what buyers r lookin for these days. home improvements u did sound great tho! if market’s hot or features r in demand, u just might score closer to 680k. fingers crossed! 