Tackling a Home Renovation in Durham, NC Before You Sell Your Place

This is food for thought, for both a home buyer and seller. Considering the many houses up for sale in NC, what kind of house renovation would hasten a sale? The National Association of Realtors, in an article in Los Angeles Times, confirmed that October showed the best resale activity in the U.S., so far, for the year—an increase of 2.5% YoY from October 2013. The hike was attributed to increased employment and low mortgage rates. This might be the right time to work on your house for a resale. For the kitchen: Conventional materials Kitchens are one of the first places house buyers check out, and some property agents recommend a remodel due to the high return on investment. McLeary says that you need to consider a conventional look for the remodeled kitchen, such as putting natural wood or stone floors, stone countertops, and all-wood cabinets.
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David Prince of Prince & Sons, Inc. Is Now Certified Lead Renovator

Prince & Sons, Inc. is proud to announce that David Prince has completed and passed the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Division of Public Health’s Lead-Based Paint Hazard Management Program for Renovation, Repair, and Painting last October 16, 2014. Part of the job for general contractors in Durham, NC is to observe the highest safety standards when it comes to the projects they oversee. The course—required by the State among persons who conduct lead-based paint renovation, repair, and painting activities—therefore works to the advantage of Prince & Sons, and benefits their clients by ensuring proper and safe supervision of every project.
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