The house that we own is probably the most expensive thing we have. But the interesting fact and awkward at the same time is that for the vast majority of us, we don’t really know our property’s value. Denis Quayle, Principal at Harcourts Maynard Burgoyne, has a strong view on this issue. “After all, most of us are working off a bond, so we can give a rough-and-ready estimate that pegs our...
Here are the tips that Financial Guru shares to increase the value of your home: 1. Your walls must be perfect When looking at your home, it must not have cracks, mould, bubbling paint or damaged boundary walls. Otherwise it could potentially lose value. 2. Make room In order to make your property appear as bigger, knock out non-structural walls or remove the kitchen island. 3....
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