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All Forum Posts by: Willis Yoder

Willis Yoder has started 9 posts and replied 30 times.

Quote from @Kent Kettell:

That's a great question, Willis. People might be taking advantage of the rising prices.


 

Thank you so much! Considering how rising prices might influence people's decisions is interesting. Do you think this trend is sustainable, or could we see a shift in the market soon? I'm curious to hear your thoughts on how long this trend might last and what might be driving it in your area.

Quote from @Kevin Fox:

Does anyone have any actual data on this?  How do you know which is most profitable etc?




Great question! Although I don’t have hard data on hand, but for me profitability can really depend on the specific market and property type. For example, in some areas, certain upgrades or property types tend to yield a higher return on investment based on buyer demand. Do you have any particular markets or property types you’re focusing on? I'd be interested to compare experiences and see what others have found in terms of profitability.
Quote from @Dina Nicasio:

A well-designed and updated kitchen. It’s often the heart of the home, where people spend a lot of time. Features like stylish countertops, and ample storage make a big difference in both functionality and visual appeal.


Absolutely, the kitchen truly is the heart of the home! I'm curious, when you're updating a kitchen, are there specific features or materials you find make the biggest impact on both functionality and aesthetics? Any go-to design elements that consistently resonate with buyers or renters?

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Willis YoderPosted
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Quote from @Travis Main:

Hey Willis, 

In my experience, kitchen renovations tend to bring the highest ROI in fix-and-flip projects. A modern, updated kitchen is a major selling point for buyers and can significantly increase the property's value. Focus on upgrading countertops, cabinets, and appliances. Even relatively modest investments in these areas can yield impressive returns. Plus, a well-designed kitchen can make a lasting first impression, helping the property stand out in a competitive market.

The bathroom remodel often comes in as the second-highest ROI renovation in fix-and-flip projects. Upgrading fixtures, adding modern tile, and improving lighting can make a big impact. Buyers appreciate a fresh, updated bathroom, and it's a relatively cost-effective way to add value to the property. A clean, well-designed bathroom can also enhance the overall appeal of the home, making it more attractive to potential buyers.

The curb appeal improvements typically rank third in terms of ROI for fix-and-flip projects. Enhancing the exterior with fresh paint, landscaping, new siding, or an upgraded front door can create a strong first impression. Since curb appeal is the first thing potential buyers notice, these relatively low-cost improvements can significantly boost a property's perceived value and attract more interest, leading to a quicker sale at a higher price.

The flooring upgrade often comes in fourth for ROI in fix-and-flip projects. Replacing old or worn-out flooring with modern, durable options like hardwood, laminate, or high-quality tile can make a big difference. Buyers tend to appreciate clean, cohesive flooring throughout the home, which can enhance the overall aesthetic and make the space feel more luxurious and well-maintained. This upgrade is especially impactful in high-traffic areas like living rooms and kitchens.

The open-concept layout renovation usually ranks fifth in terms of ROI. Removing non-load-bearing walls to create a more open and spacious floor plan can significantly enhance the appeal of a property. Open layouts are highly desirable because they improve the flow of the home and make it feel larger and more modern. This type of renovation can be relatively cost-effective, especially if it doesn't involve major structural changes, and it often resonates well with buyers looking for contemporary living spaces.

Best Regards, 

 

I agree that kitchen renovations can make a huge impact, with the right updates to countertops and cabinets. But it was such a comprehensive breakdown of ROI for different renovations. I'm in awe! Anyhow, I'm curious if you have found certain materials or styles that tend to resonate better with buyers in specific markets, like more modern finishes versus traditional ones. Also, do you think buyers in your area prefer a completely open floor plan, or is there still a demand for some separation between spaces?



Quote from @Gaya Ben Simon:

transforming a room into master bedroom , utilize basement space to add sqft , fixtures , open space concept ( tare down drywalls to make open space - kitchen - living room - dining room




That sounds like a fantastic transformation! I'm always looking for ideas on how to balance functionality with aesthetics in open spaces but I'm curious,how did you decide on the design flow between the kitchen, living room, and dining area? Did you run into any unexpected challenges with the layout or structural elements?





Have you noticed more homeowners in Elkhart opting for the FSBO route? Would love to know your thoughts about this trend.

Would love to know as well as it would be great to collaborate among colleagues especially since we have such a small market. How do you overcome cash constraints?

What’s the biggest challenge you’ve faced during a fix-and-flip project, and how did you turn it around for a successful sale?

What's the one renovation you've found to bring the highest ROI in your fix-and-flip projects?