The more you look at what's for sale and pay attention to the size, features and amenities of the properties and you will start to get an understanding of what's a "normal price" for a property in a given area.  

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The price for just the system was roughly $1,100 more (not including installation) but I knew it would be a selling feature at the price point.

Urban Revivals  was featured in the Washington Times, San Francisco Chronicle, This Old Home, PaintPro magazine, and others.

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Some old termite damage but it had been repaired and no new termite damage was noted by the inspector.The things that I knew I needed to do when updating were:- Update electrical Service to 200amp service coming in (to run all needed appliances and computers, etc)-Add outlets-update plumbing (originally planning to just add new hot water heater and add new plumbing features.

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Keeping the old heating system and installing a new air handler, condenser and ductwork can be about half the cost of doing everything new while still providing the features (central air) that your buyers will be looking for in a renovated house. 

This is one of my favorite features of Bigger Pockets especially for asking specific questions.

This is one of my favorite features of Bigger Pockets especially for asking specific questions.