people want everything, immediately, and for free. an additional $1000-$2000 at construction time will yield a huge return in quality and flexibilty later on. the problem is, people wont pay one thin dime more for that quality and flexibility when you go to sell the home. it's all about comp's. what did your neighbors house sell for...not about what the specific house being sold offers. and you as the seller want every sheckle (sp?) so unless you consider your home a charity it's a bad investment to build for the future.
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people want everything, immediately, and for free. an additional $1000-$2000 at construction time will yield a huge return in quality and flexibilty later on. the problem is, people wont pay one thin dime more for that quality and flexibility when you go to sell the home. it's all about comp's. what did your neighbors house sell for...not about what the specific house being sold offers. and you as the seller want every sheckle (sp?) so unless you consider your home a charity it's a bad investment to build for the future.