Quote from @River Sava:
Hey Alex, welcome to the forums!
I am from Boston, so out of curiosity what part of Maine? Would love to connect with you and see if I can help in any way
Hi, River!
My wife and I live in Kingfield (western Maine). The area is benefitting from the traffic to the Sugarloaf ski area, in Carrabassett Valley (a city north of us), but our neighborhood isn't ideal in terms of high-value properties.
We're not if it's a good idea to put too much into the house as we may not see the returns we're looking for. We're thinking of doing light renovations on some of the rooms to help with the sale, but we don't have the funds/desire to remodel the entire house.
We're trying to find the sweet spot between making the house appealing to the next buyer while not going all-in (financially) during the process. I thought someone on this forum would have some good ideas of how to triage the aesthetics/curb appeal, perhaps even someone that would like to invest in the flip and split the profits. <- I have no idea how often that is done or if it's even desirable/smart to go that direction. That being said, we're open to suggestions! Thanks for your response!
