by Michael Olear | Jun 22, 2016 | DIY Projects, Remodeling, Sellers, Uncategorized
While the key to a man?s heart may be through his stomach, the key to selling a home is often through the kitchen! Do your countertops appear outdated? How about your appliances? If you answered yes, then it?s probably a good idea to spend a few dollars for an upgrade...
by Michael Olear | Apr 18, 2016 | Buffalo, Buffalo, NY Real Estate, DIY Projects, Remodeling, Uncategorized
Preparing your home for sale may entail a little elbow grease to get the place into tip-top shape, or pretty close to it. But some of those repairs may require expensive tools that you don?t have and simply don?t want to invest in. There is an alternative ? the...
by Michael Olear | Aug 3, 2015 | DIY Projects, Remodeling
Behind every stunning paint job is the primer that lays beneath it. Primer ensures that the paint sticks to the walls and retains a uniform appearance throughout. Also, be sure to clean and repair any surfaces before applying the primer. From Home Depot: Step 1: Tint...
by Michael Olear | Jul 30, 2015 | Buffalo, DIY Projects, General, Outdoor Upgrades, real estate value, Remodeling, Sellers, Upgrades
When putting your house on the market, it is vital to have it shown in its best possible light. The key however, is figuring out how to achieve this without breaking the bank. Consumer Reports provides the following agenda, for finding that perfect balance. Freshen up...
by Michael Olear | Jun 22, 2015 | Design, DIY Projects, General, Remodeling
Thinking of home improvements that could be done around our homes is easy; but figuring out which ones will improve the look of the property- and for the right price- is the real challenge. Our friends at RISMedia have compiled a list of the top 5 home improvements...
by Michael Olear | Sep 27, 2013 | Remodeling
From Zillow.com: Anyone with a kitchen that?s older than this century has probably entertained thoughts of a redo, although just mentally adding up the potential cash outlay may be enough to send the project straight to the back burner. But never fear: Careful...
