What Can You Do To Increase The Value Of Your Home In Montana?

If you're one of those lucky Montanans who own your home, or bought before the market decided to go crazy, congratulations.

Seriously, I mean that.

For the rest of us that are looking to buy and don't make a bazillion dollars a year, well, at least we're not alone.

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While home prices in Montana have decreased over the last several months, the high interest rates don't allow for much relief, and if you're like me and you refuse to pay half a million dollars for a townhome with no yard in Bozeman, then what I'm about to say probably won't help much.

However, if you're a homeowner, listen up.

There are a few improvements that you can make on your home that will bring you a very high ROI (Return on Investment), so if you do decide to one day sell, you can make sure that your overpriced home has the best chance of making you the most money.

Before we reveal these home improvements, let's look at the best places in Montana to call home.

How do I make my Montana home more valuable?

What are some things that add value to your home? An additional bedroom? An extra bath? Outside kitchen? Fire Pit? All of those sound great, but some of those improvements can cost tens of thousands of dollars.

According to the folks over at Roofing Craftsmen, there are a few things you can do to help with your return on investment and increase the value of your home.  Here are few of those improvements below:

• Vinyl Siding
• Window Replacement
• Composite Deck
• Concrete Patio Replacement

Of course, that is just a few items to help you make back the money you spend, but if you're looking for a big return on investment, there's something simple you can do that will give you a nice wow factor.

The number one item with the highest return on investment is...a new garage door. Yep, something that simple can not only make your home stand out, but it has over a 100 percent return on investment.

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A few other items you might want to consider, a screened-in porch, wood floors, a metal roof, and new kitchen appliances.