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“Value” is one of the words heard most often in the areas of real estate and building. “What’s my home worth now?” “What’s my lot worth?” ‘What will my home be worth five years from now?” “How much more will my home be worth if I install air conditioning?” “How much value will a garage add?” These are some of the recurring questions we hear all the time. They’re fair questions, to say the least. If you’re going to buy a home for, say, $55,000, you have a right to know the value of your investment.

Many factors affect the value of a home. For example, if you buy a home on the outskirts of a city, with a few miles of highway separating your place from the city limits, the directional growth of

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