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Checklist for renovations after getting your new home

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So... you've finally invested in a new home And you're hoping it will go from this.. To something like this.... Well the key is to plan, plan and plan! It might be new or a resale unit, but essentially, this list of items will help you make sure you're off to a good start: - look at plans for layout - check place for what Needs replacement vs what you Want to replace / renovate - think of concept - styling eg Scandi / modern etc. There's no need to make it look like the cover of Home and Decor, but you should feel happy and proud to come home - budget - a realistic one that covers the Needs list for sure and most if not all of the Wants if possible. Bear in mind, when you sell it, chances are the work you have done will be outdate or worn out, so it's not really worth much when the comes to sell. And the more walls you hack in a flat, the less welcome it is - assess what's urgent vs nice Some items must be done before you move in, others should

First thing you should do before embarking on a buying spree - Budget

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I got this from another forum, but it's pretty funny and and true. When we decide that a new gear is on the card, make sure you set the budget. And what's the final pain level. Otherwise, like this cartoon, you end up spending far more. I also try to avoid listening to something far more expensive than what I can afford.. that can be hazardous to your wallet and your health (when your wife finds out)..