If you're looking to flip homes a your primary source of income, then check out improvements that can get you the biggest Return On Your Investment (ROI).
Top Fall Home Renovation Projects
Various industry experts in the Toronto area note the most profitable renovation projects are improvements to kitchens and bathrooms, with a potential return on investment of 75 to 100 per cent. Painting - both interior and exterior - can also result in a high return of around 50 to 100 per cent.
According to the survey, Canadian homeowners are making the right choices for renovations; 37 per cent of fall renovation plans focus on bathrooms, followed by kitchen improvements at 34 per cent and bedroom renovations at 29 per cent. BMO Financial Group
If you're looking to increase the value of your home via renovation before selling, experts suggest following a few common-sense guidelines.
- Build for good returns.Sticking with the projects that are most likely to increase your investment gives you a good margin of safety in case things don't go as planned. When in doubt, leave it out.
- Build to similar quality as the rest of your home and the homes surrounding it. Improvements that are "over-built" will not realize full value.
- Build for your location. Don't add air conditioning if you only need it for 2 days in August. Compliments of Rid Of It
Bathroom renovation |
75-100% |
Kitchen renovation |
75-100% |
Interior painting |
50-100% |
Exterior painting |
50-100% |
Roof shingle replacement |
50-80% |
Furnace/heating system |
50-80% |
Basement renovation |
50-75% |
Recreation room addition |
50-75% |
Installing a fireplace |
50-75% |
Flooring |
50-75% |
Constructing a garage |
50-75% |
Window/door replacement |
50-75% |
Building a deck |
50-75% |
Central air conditioning |
25-75% |
Landscaping |
25-50% |
Interlocking paving |
25-50% |
Building a fence |
25-50% |
Asphalt paving |
20-50% |
Adding a swimming pool |
10-40% |
Installing a skylight |
0-25% |
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