Maximizing Your Home’s Value Before You Sell
As we approach the peak selling season in real estate, sellers may begin to notice the wear and tear in their homes. The once-charming, lived-in hardwood floors might no longer appeal to buyers, and those warm Tuscan browns and golds from 2005 may seem a bit outdated in 2025’s design landscape.

We understand that when you’re saving for your next home and preparing for the next chapter in life, it’s not always fun to invest in a property you’ll soon be leaving behind. However, when done strategically, home improvements can provide a strong return on investment (ROI), helping you secure a higher list price and enough profit to cover your investment, plus extra funds to put toward your next home.

Accessory dwelling units, better known as ADUs, are self-contained and compact independent living spaces that are an extension of  an existing property. Commonly referred to as mother-in-law suites, granny flats, casitas, backyard cottages, garage apartments, or basement apartments, these units provide versatile housing options to owners of single family residences. An accessory dwelling unit can be an extension of or detached from the primary structure, and it can be new construction or a converted section of an existing structure.

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