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Added for You - Designing and Planning Your Own Garage
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Think of the remaining 60% of the cost in terms of the personal and other financial benefits you’ll enjoy. Things like improved lifestyle, recreational benefits, protection and safety for your car, a
Sooner or later every salesperson meets Seymour. Actually he spells his name Seemore. He needs to see more and more and more. He never buys, but he needs to see more.Are you spending too much time with a Seemore? Do you have a lot of Seemores in your territory?How can you identify a Seemore quickly and easily? What can you do with him once you have identified him? And, how can you avoid him in the future?Seemores come in all shades, ages, sexes, colors and sizes. They do have one thing in common, however – they never buy. They waste
Garages aren’t just for cars anymore!
You can also build a garage to add square footage to a house for less cost than a standard home addition - for example, as a playroom for the kids or as a home office. Just think, in 1939, Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard created their first product and formed their company, Hewlett Packard, in their garage. And what about the countless bands that have started out in the garage? For anyone with a musically-inclined teenager (and even more so for the non-musically-inclined), a garage can be a godsend as a practice space.
Do it for the benefits, not the resale value
But for all the added convenience of a new garage, be aware that you probably won’t get fully reimbursed for the addition when you sell your house. A garage addition can cost upwards of $15,000, and you can expect to get around a 40%-50% return on your investment (although these numbers may vary depending on factors such as your geographic location, your neighborhood and the real estate market at the time you’re selling your home).
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Garages aren’t just for cars anymore!
You can also build a garage to add square footage to a house for less cost than a standard home addition - for example, as a playroom for the kids or as a home office. Just think, in 1939, Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard created their first product and formed their company, Hewlett Packard, in their garage. And what about the countless bands that have started out in the garage? For anyone with a musically-inclined teenager (and even more so for the non-musically-inclined), a garage can be a godsend as a practice space.
Do it for the benefits, not the resale value
But for all the added convenience of a new garage, be aware that you probably won’t get fully reimbursed for the addition when you sell your house. A garage addition can cost upwards of $15,000, and you can expect to get around a 40%-50% return on your investment (although these numbers may vary depending on factors such as your geographic location, your neighborhood and the real estate market at the time you’re selling your home).
Think of the remaining 60% of the cost in terms of the personal and other financial benefits you’ll enjoy. Things like improved lifestyle, recreational benefits, protection and safety for your car, a
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Do it for the benefits, not the resale value
But for all the added convenience of a new garage, be aware that you probably won’t get fully reimbursed for the addition when you sell your house. A garage addition can cost upwards of $15,000, and you can expect to get around a 40%-50% return on your investment (although these numbers may vary depending on factors such as your geographic location, your neighborhood and the real estate market at the time you’re selling your home).
Think of the remaining 60% of the cost in terms of the personal and other financial benefits you’ll enjoy. Things like improved lifestyle, recreational benefits, protection and safety for your car, a
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But for all the added convenience of a new garage, be aware that you probably won’t get fully reimbursed for the addition when you sell your house. A garage addition can cost upwards of $15,000, and you can expect to get around a 40%-50% return on your investment (although these numbers may vary depending on factors such as your geographic location, your neighborhood and the real estate market at the time you’re selling your home).
Think of the remaining 60% of the cost in terms of the personal and other financial benefits you’ll enjoy. Things like improved lifestyle, recreational benefits, protection and safety for your car, a
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Think of the remaining 60% of the cost in terms of the personal and other financial benefits you’ll enjoy. Things like improved lifestyle, recreational benefits, protection and safety for your car, a tax write-off if you use the space for a home office, and the cost savings of not having to move to another home.
Check local building regulations
When you’re building a garage addition, start by consulting your local planning department for information about building permits, zoning regulations and set back requirements, which regulate how close you can build to neighboring property or to the road. Failure to comply with these regulations and failure to obtain a building permit (when necessary) can mean having to tear down your new garage. Usually, what you’ll need for building a garage are the construction plans and a plot plan which indicates where on your land the garage will be built.
Consult with a municipal building inspector – it’s free!
It is a good idea to consult with a local city building inspector before you begin your project. Their advice is free, and they can help ensure your project is up to code. Rick Perry, a building inspector for the city of Plattsburgh says about municipal building inspectors, “We are a great resource for the community. Our goal is to help homeowners care for and improve their properties safely. We want to work with the homeowners to make their projects successfully”
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