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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do Fire Escapes add equity/value?
Hey guys!
So my wife and I currently have a multi family we are about to close on next week. We have tons of ideas about how we can add (sweat) equity to the property. One of the units has a “chain” ladder attached to the inside floor of the second floor bedroom. We think it looks cheesy even though it’s serving a purpose. Would taking that one and adding an actual fire escape to the outside of the building add any sort of value/equity to the property? My father owns a welding company and can build us one which will save us some money. Curious to see if anyone has had similar experiences?
Thanks!
Jay & Kasey