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How much should an owner spend to get his property ready for sale? If it's a relatively small amount for improving appearance, fine - but think twice before investing large sums into making extensive improvements prior to putting your house up for sale.

The chances of getting the money back in a correspondingly higher sales price are remote. Depending on the nature of the improvements, the recovery historically runs from 10 cents to 50 cents on every dollar spent. - The exception to the rule is what we call “cosmetic treatment”. If the property looks run

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