http://www.realestateappraisertips.info/home-appraiser-tips/greater-baton-rouge-real-estate-question-is-it-wise-to-invest-60000-for-a-pool-and-landscaping-for-a-250000-home/ Tips For Working Harder On Your Business Than In Your Business! - Where We Share Solutions That Help Appraisers Advance Beyond HVCC - Where We Learn How To Become Local Trust Agents In The Housing Markets We Serve!! Tue, 11 Oct 2011 23:04:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.realestateappraisertips.info/home-appraiser-tips/greater-baton-rouge-real-estate-question-is-it-wise-to-invest-60000-for-a-pool-and-landscaping-for-a-250000-home/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Rita Bradley Sun, 13 Sep 2009 15:15:42 +0000 http://www.realestateappraisertips.info/home-appraiser-tips/greater-baton-rouge-real-estate-question-is-it-wise-to-invest-60000-for-a-pool-and-landscaping-for-a-250000-home/#comment-36 Also, watch out for solar providers who insist that after rebates you can get a dollar for dollar return on investment (if you were to sell your house) if you install solar. In 99% of cases, it's simply not true. Generally it takes 7 years to recoup your costs through energy savings not through an appraisal. Also, watch out for solar providers who insist that after rebates you can get a dollar for dollar return on investment (if you were to sell your house) if you install solar. In 99% of cases, it’s simply not true. Generally it takes 7 years to recoup your costs through energy savings not through an appraisal.

]]> http://www.realestateappraisertips.info/home-appraiser-tips/greater-baton-rouge-real-estate-question-is-it-wise-to-invest-60000-for-a-pool-and-landscaping-for-a-250000-home/comment-page-1/#comment-8 David Thu, 20 Aug 2009 08:17:48 +0000 http://www.realestateappraisertips.info/home-appraiser-tips/greater-baton-rouge-real-estate-question-is-it-wise-to-invest-60000-for-a-pool-and-landscaping-for-a-250000-home/#comment-8 This is good advice. I see this happen often in my North Carolina market as well. Thank you for preparing this insightful post. David This is good advice. I see this happen often in my North Carolina market as well. Thank you for preparing this insightful post. David

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