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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Looking for advice on adding another bedroom or improving current
I am closing on a property on the 19th. The house is currently laid out as a 4 bed 3 bath. There is an office that has a closet and could convert into a 5th bedroom with the addition of a window. For layout aesthetics, I was going to enlarge one bedroom into that office. The part that I am struggling with is the closest comp found on an appraisal came in on the high side of 209k. I am planning on listing the house at $249k and don't want to fall short on the appraisal hence having to drop the price. Should I keep the current config of a 4 bd 3 bath and expand the bedroom or add another bedroom to add value to the appraisal, sacrificing room size? Thanks in advance.