EALL 200 Lecture 4: House description
13 Oct 2016
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Wood is broadly classified as hard and soft. Hardwood consists of leaf bearing wood. Hardwoods are
considered more expensive due to their durability. Any cone bearing wood is classified as Soft and is
relatively cheap compared to hardwood. When a property value is assessed, the overall appearance,
materials, and feel of the property are greatly considered. The demand in the marketplace ultimately
affects the value of the property. Simply stated, the more people are interested in your property, the
greater the value. If you utilize expensive hardwood in the construction of your property, it could attract
a higher valuation.Like any other material, hardwood in your house is bound to look old with time and
lose its aesthetic value. The question is; can you attract buyers to consider still purchasing your
property? What you need to understand is that there is the question of perceived value. So finding
better ways to improve the appearance will go a long way towards getting buyers to be still interested in
purchasing. As a property owner, you need to dedicate quality time to enhance the overall look and feel
of your home. Customers will be attracted by the attractiveness of the interiors. Many homeowners
overlook this aspect because they view total overhaul as a costly affair which isn't necessarily the truth.
It could be quite simple; adding little wood stains to the original flooring and walls.
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Document Summary
Wood is broadly classified as hard and soft. Hardwoods are considered more expensive due to their durability. Any cone bearing wood is classified as soft and is relatively cheap compared to hardwood. When a property value is assessed, the overall appearance, materials, and feel of the property are greatly considered. The demand in the marketplace ultimately affects the value of the property. Simply stated, the more people are interested in your property, the greater the value. If you utilize expensive hardwood in the construction of your property, it could attract a higher valuation. like any other material, hardwood in your house is bound to look old with time and lose its aesthetic value. What you need to understand is that there is the question of perceived value. So finding better ways to improve the appearance will go a long way towards getting buyers to be still interested in purchasing.
