Your home can serve as a great investment.
Not only can a home serve as a place to reside but you can actually make a return on your investment.
But, the trick is… how can you make a return on your investment without breaking the bank?
Believe it or not, it can be done!
With a little elbow grease, you can DIY your way to a more valuable home.
I have scoured the internet for simple ways you can increase your home value.
This is especially important when you plan on selling your home. Below you will find some awesome tips that you can implement without going broke. Not only are these projects that you can do yourself, but most can be done with little money!
Get your pen and paper ready, you will want to write down some (if not all!) of these terrific ideas. Enjoy!
Bathroom Makeover
We are actually just finished our bathroom makeover, and I just have to tell you about my FAVORITE part of the whole thing. This awesome shower panel.
I remember reading one reviewer say that they would marry for this panel, and it really is that great.
And the best part was that it was one of the cheapest things we did in the whole renovation!
Check out the shower panel on Amazon
Paint your Kitchen Cabinets (in 1 day)
We did this in our bathroom and I was both surprised how easy it was and how quick it was.
You can do this in a single day with this kit from Amazon..
Update Your Laundry Space
From kirstenerickson.blogspot.com
DIY Crown Molding
From thatgirlblogs2014.blogspot.com
Change Your Light Fixtures
From saramdorseydesigns.blogspot.com
DIY Built-in Billy Bookcases
From centsationalgirl.com
Add a Bedroom by Installing a Closet in Your Den
From diynetwork.com
Add a Corrugated Steel Privacy Fence
From charlesandhudson.com
Tension Rods + Bookshelves = Instant Closet System
From homedecorpark.com
Instant Curb Appeal with Paint
From brightboldbeautiful.com
Give Your Appliances a Face Lift
Get this conversion kit from Amazon.com
DIY Board & Batten Wall
DIY Wood Flooring
From theshabbycreekcottage.com
Add Baseboards to Freshly Painted Rooms
From diyshowoff.com
Spruce up Landscape with Drought Tolerant Plants
From bhg.com
