How to Avoid Over-Capitalising on Home Renovations

2019-08-23T15:02:05+10:00August 23rd, 2019|Home Loans, Tips & Tricks|

What is ‘over-capitalising’ and how do I stop it from happening? Many people make the mistake of over-capitalising when it comes to home renovations. Put simply, over-capitalising is when the cost of renovations outweighs how much value it will add to a property. Here's some tips & tricks to help make sure you are spending your money on renovations wisely.

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