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27 Fairway Drive Manhattan Beach 90266

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$1,675,000

Bedrooms: 3

Baths: 3

Sqft: 2,064

MLS: #SB19007515

Broker: Vista Sotheby’s Realty

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18 E Sausalito Circle Manhattan Beach 90266

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$1,549,000

Bedrooms: 3

Baths: 3

Sqft: 2,045

MLS: #SB19007460

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27 Coronado Court Manhattan Beach 90266

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$1,350,000

Bedrooms: 2

Baths: 3

Sqft: 1,583

MLS: #PV18241500

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30 Monterey Court Manhattan Beach 90266

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$1,098,000

Bedrooms: 2

Baths: 2

Sqft: 1,474

MLS: #SB18149193

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When it comes to major home remodeling, there is more involved than money. Your home is more than your largest investment—it’s where you and your family live. If you love your neighborhood, your school district and your commute, and you plan to stay for many years, then remodeling to improve your family’s daily life makes sense.
But unless you plan to stay for the long haul, it pays to know which renovations will add the most resale value when you sell. From the 2018 Cost vs. Value Report published in Remodeling magazine, here are the five interior remodeling projects that deliver the highest return:
Garage Door Replacement
Curb appeal is important. Replacing an existing garage door with a new four-section garage door with heavy-duty galvanized steel tracks can cost up to $3,500. But statistics say this simple enhancement will get you back almost every dollar spent when you sell.
Manufactured Stone Veneer
Replacing the vinyl siding on your house for stone veneer is a big aesthetic improvement. Switching out the siding with adhered manufactured stone veneer is another major curb-enhancing upgrade that will get you back over 97 percent of your cost.
Front Door Replacement
Statistics say you will recoup over 90 percent of the cost of replacing your entry door with an attractive 20-gauge steel door with a clear dual-pane half-glass panel and an aluminum threshold with composite stop. That makes the average cost of about $1,500 well worth the investment.
Wood Deck Addition
Little enhances a backyard more than a wooden deck. A 16-by-20-foot deck, including a railing system with pressure-treated wood posts, railings and balusters, may cost about $10,000. But count on recouping more than 82 percent of that cost when you sell.
Minor Kitchen Remodel
Before investing in a major kitchen overhaul, consider a minor one, which will recoup about 81 percent of its $20,000 cost upon resale. This upgrade is based on a 200-square-foot kitchen with 30 linear feet of cabinetry. Cabinet boxes are updated with modernized wood panels and drawer fronts, and laminate countertops with granite. Update the old sink with a mid-priced model and faucet, replace the flooring with new vinyl and swap out older appliances with energy-efficient models.

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Buying a house is a serious thing and if you’re on the hunt for a new home, it’s important to make smart decisions.
One of the biggest mistakes people make is buying a home they can’t afford. It’s important that you consider what the mortgage payment is of course, but you also need to factor in insurance, taxes, upkeep, monthly bills and any renovations that will need to be done. Sure, you might have enough to buy the home, but you don’t want to be spending every last dollar once you move in.
Another mistake people make is buying a home too quickly, even when it doesn’t meet the hopes and dreams on their “wish” checklist. Now, this doesn’t mean you are definitely going to get everything you want in a home, but don’t be discouraged after one day of looking. By not doing your due diligence, you could see your dream home become available soon after and by then, it will be too late. Try to make a list ahead of time of what you really desire and what you’re willing to give up if the price is right.
A big mistake that people make concerns finances. Never buy other high-priced items like cars or big appliances that could send up a red flag on your credit when in the midst of looking for a new home. To be safe, don’t make any large purchases for about six months prior to beginning your home search.
Another common mistake is shifting your money around too much, meaning taking money from one account and moving it to another, be it stock, mutual funds, a 401K or just another bank account. The problem is that when a lender goes to look at your financial history, there will be lots of big withdrawals and deposits that need explanations, and it could cause a mortgage provider to back away from the deal.
Buying furniture might seem ok, but even those big-ticket items could cause some problems when mortgage lenders review your finances. And besides, without knowing the house you’re going to buy and the rooms available, you might buy furniture that doesn’t fit in with the style of the home, or worse yet, doesn’t fit.
Never quit your job just because you decide to move to a different state because finding a new home could take time and the mortgage company isn’t going to be too happy if they find out you don’t have steady income. Of course, you’ll get a new job in your new locale, but if you don’t have a place to live yet, this just doesn’t make any sense.
Buying a home is an important decision and one that needs to be done with the correct mindset. Talk with experts, read up on tips and don’t do anything too hastily. A savvy buyer will be happy in a new home for a long time.

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