Connie Sadowski, Realtor

Return on Investment Can’t move right now, and can't see yourself staying? Consider a kitchen renovation, bathroom remodel, basement finishing, or new exterior doors and windows ---but do not start work until you have estimates and call me to see if it's a good investment. I will provide a comparable market analysis to include recent sales of similar properties, your homes current condition before improvements are made, and consider the plan for renovations, and show your areas home sale market. You don't want to be the most expensive home in your neighborhood, especially if you are planning on selling within the next 5-10 years. Dave Fox Home Remodel and Additions at work Homeowners and renters remodel, redesign, and restructure their homes for a variety of reasons. This report takes a deep dive into the reasons a homeowner remodels, the outcome of taking on projects, and the increased happiness found in the home once a project is completed. It also contains: The typical c...

By Ashley Fahey – Editor, The National Observer: Real Estate Edition, The Business Journals Restrictions around building new housing is a commonly cited hurdle to affordability in many U.S. markets.   Housing affordability is becoming a bigger issue for U.S. voters, spurring policymakers — especially at the state and local levels — to consider new measures aimed at easing the burden facing both renters and prospective homeowners.   While every city, county or region thinks about housing affordability (and potential solutions) differently, several common policy changes are being pursued, especially to ease restrictions around building new housing. New research from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, outlines some of the biggest reforms being adopted across the U.S. today and offers a menu of potential options for policymakers to consider. Emily Hamilton, senior research fellow and director of the Urbanity Project at the Mercatu...