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? Year or 5 Year Plan ?/b> A plan to move from your present home every 3 to 5 years to a more expensive home in a perceived better neighborhood or to a larger home within your current neighborhood. Buy the worst home in the neighborhood and over 3 to 5 years make it one of the best.,abercrombie
?ome Improvements ?/b> A schedule of improvements to build value in your present home. Do what you can yourself over time and hire contractors to do the rest over 3 to 5 years. There is a point where after the improvements are made that the value is fixed and the only increase comes from appreciation. That? when it? time to move to the next property.
?ind the Worst Better Home ?/b> Find a neighborhood that is perceived better than your present one and buy the worst house. Start all over again set your 3 to 5 year improvement plan in place. You should be getting better you have your trusted contractors in place. Set your improvement standards you should be doing pretty much the same thing only now in a larger area.
?atch the Best Home Amenities - Each new neighborhood has certain requirements for the better homes make sure at least match what everyone else has. Things like all hardwood floors maybe marble tile bath floors not ceramic,christian louboutin, granite counter tops,abercrombie and fitch paris, landscaping sprinkler systems,moncler, landscape lighting.
?ontemporary Improvements ?/b> Make each improvement the newest and best product from features and style to functionality. Don? put in the same old bath or kitchen fixtures because you had them in your last home and they worked great. Be up to date in everything you do that way you?l be ahead of any home in the neighborhood.
You can grow your net worth through real estate by trading up using successive moves to bigger and better homes. The real trick is to increase your equity and not pocketing the cash and keeping your current mortgage level which will allow you to do this without a big raise or promotion at work.
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