If you plan to live in your home for the rest of your life, you can afford to let your renovations be a passion project. But if you want to know your investment of time and money will pay off for you in the future, it’s important to tackle the remodels that buyers are looking for. Home Improvement Leads shares which updates are likely to help your home sell faster and for a higher value—and which ones probably won’t.

Updating Your Kitchen

The kitchen is a focal point for prospective buyers. This room has to be spacious, functional, and durable to meet their expectations. Gone are the days when the kitchen existed strictly as a place where meals were prepared. Now, it’s the place where friends enjoy a glass of wine and parents help their kids

211 43rd Street, Newport Beach - IN ESCROW!

Situated 2 blocks from the world famous Newport Beach, this 3 bedroom, 3 bath Newport Beach home with a private garage is a beach lover’s dream. As you enter this home, your eyes are instantly drawn to the hardwood flooring found throughout the main level. This main level encompasses the kitchen, equipped with quartz counters and a spacious island that glistens under the natural lighting, a full bedroom, full bath and laundry amenities. Upstairs are a set of master suites, each with their own stone-infused bathrooms and private balconies. One of the home’s most sought after features is the rooftop deck with picturesque ocean views - great for hosting and simply lounging in the sun.

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Considering that well over 3 million California homes have already converted to solar power, it’s safe to say that Californians understand the allure of renewable energy alternatives. But when it comes time to make the solar plunge, should a homeowner take on the financial obligation of purchasing a complete system for their home, or is leasing solar panels a better way to go? Home Improvement Leads is here to help you navigate the benefits of each option so you can know which will work best for your family.

Perks of Renting

If you are balking at the hefty $25,000 average price tag that comes with purchasing a residential photovoltaic system, then renting may be the perfect solution for you. Most companies give you the option of little to no