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Home Improvement LoanFind a loan to improve your homeProperty prices in the UK are still as high as ever, leading many homeowners to consider staying put and improving or extending their house, rather than move to a new home. Also, with the incidental expenses of moving, such as: stamp duty, estate agents, solicitor and removal fees, you can see why an extension or conservatory can be an attractive option. Money spent on improving your home can be a worthwhile investment as well as improving your surroundings, but you need to consider carefully about what 'improvements' you choose. Are you planning to stay in your current property and improving purely for your own benefit, or are you looking to add value with a view to selling in a year or two? Selling your HouseIf you are likely to be selling your property in a year or so then
you'll find that some improvements, such as double glazing and central
heating are more or less regarded as essential these days. So, generally,
adding these will increase the value of your home, which should be reasonably
easy to recoup when you move, in the asking price. Less certain improvements
to increase the price of your house are ultra fitted kitchens, extra
bathrooms and extensions - all of which should be carefully considered
before going ahead. Generally, you should not expect to recoup the cost of any improvements
which would increase the house price more than about Staying PutIf you're not planning to move in the near future then you don't need to worry so much about recovering the costs of home-improvements, and as long as you stay away from unpopular 'improvements', such as stone-cladding and swimming pools, then the sky's the limit - literally, in the case of a loft extension! A loft extension can add significant value to your home, but only if it's done properly. Unlike the loft extensions of the sixties and seventies - which can look like someone's put a garage on the roof - modern extensions are designed to blend in with the existing structure of the property and can enhance the appearance and size of your home, as well as its value. A garage also adds value to a home, but only if it does not steal too much of the garden. Likewise, with a conservatory, it can provide valuable extra living space, but remember to keep it in proportion with both the house and the garden. Best Value ImprovementsThe most cost effective way of adding value to your house is the cheapest,
which is to keep it in good decorative order. If you ever decide to
sell then clean, neutral decoration is one of the most powerful selling
points. Make sure the exterior brickwork, roof tiles, pathways and windows
and doors (don't forget the garage door) are well maintained. First
impressions matter when you are selling your property. Finance for Home ImprovementsWhatever your home improvement ambitions are we can help you find the finance that you need to make your house the home of your dreams, or of your potential buyer! Try us to find everything from a credit card to buy the new wallpaper to a secured loan to finance your new extension. Choose the right improvements and you can add thousands to your home's value and improve your living space. What are the Best and Worse Home Improvements
You can use your loan for almost any purpose - A new conservatory, double glazing, an extension or loft conversion or a holiday and debt consolidation. Find your Home Improvement Loan within minutes - enquire now Credit Card Deals of the MonthFinance smaller home improvements and repairs with a low APR credit card. Loansite is a Limited
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