WOW factor in the Master Closet

WOW factor in the Master Closet

Real Estate Investor · Memphis, TN · Member since 2014 · 156 posts · 101 votes

We are getting close to the end of a reno and flip in the historical area of Memphis. We have an 8' x 12' closet in the master down and we have yet decided on the layout for that closet. This is a moderately high end house for Memphis (ARV approximately $500k) and as we all know, kitchens, bathrooms and master suites sell houses. We want to make this closet has a WOW factor without breaking the bank in the process. What have you done in your flips to give the most WOW for the money in closets?

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  • Flipper/Rehabber · Washington, DC · Member since 2015 · 62 posts · 21 votes
    11y

    Hi Julia,

    We went through the same thought process recently on a house we're renovating. Eventually we decided to leave the his & hers closets a blank slate and place large posters of "California Closets"-style interiors inside of each. That's how we'll show the house and we're still deciding the cost side of it. Most likely we'll offer a $X credit for the closets for full-price offers. 

    We're reducing our speculating and giving the buyer an opportunity to get the WOW that they most want.

  • Flipper/Rehabber · Allentown, PA · Member since 2011 · 1k+ posts · 701 votes
    11y

    @Julia Blythe

    Is that the "her's" closet, or is it the only closet in the room. If it's the only closet, I wouldn't do much with it. If there are two closets, and one is clearly going to be catering to one member of the household, then I would consider dressing it up. Either way, I'd spend that money somewhere else in the house, such as staging. $3-4K in staging will go much further than custom closet, in my personal opinion. 

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