For all the focus we real estate agents put on buying and selling (because it's what we do), the truth is that for most of your life as a real estate consumer, you’ll be a homeowner. And because your home is so much more than just a transitional asset, a widget to be traded and tweaked only for financial reasons, it makes sense to spend some portion of your time, energy and money making it really work for you.
Build in organizing systems.
If you have $10K in hand to make your home more ‘you,’ consider having custom organizing systems built into your closet, office, pantry or garage, tailored to your family’s stuff and needs. The range of pricing here is vast, depending on whether you buy an off-the-shelf closet organizer at the home improvement store and install it yourself or call California Closets out to measure your shoes and sporting goods and input them into a custom design, complete with hydraulics.
Make it reasonable to start. Pick the two places you use the most (say your kitchen and entry way) and tackle those first. Hire someone if you need help finding the most efficient organization plan. The relief you will feel having a place for everything and everything in its place will be exhilarating!
Do you have a great resource for getting organized? Please share in the comments below!
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by +Sarah Marrinan - Keller Williams Premier RealtyIf you have $10K in hand to make your home more ‘you,’ consider having custom organizing systems built into your closet, office, pantry or garage, tailored to your family’s stuff and needs. The range of pricing here is vast, depending on whether you buy an off-the-shelf closet organizer at the home improvement store and install it yourself or call California Closets out to measure your shoes and sporting goods and input them into a custom design, complete with hydraulics.
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