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Travis Osborn
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Question about kitchen cabinet remodel

Travis Osborn
  • Investor
  • Bountiful, UT
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Hey guys! So I'm doing my first fix and flip and have a question. We're remodeling the kitchen with new white cabinets, granite, tile back splash, and stainless appliances. I'm wondering if soft close cabinet/drawers vs normal make a big difference in the resale value. What do you guys think? 

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Dylan Long
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Dylan Long
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Forest Grove, OR
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Go for it :). The way I look at small things like that is either the competition has it, so you should, or they don't and it will put you a few steps ahead of them when a buyer is visiting multiple houses. Find a way to market it though, such as little signs in various areas of the house that highlight the neat features you've added. No-touch faucets, soft close doors, hidden central vac systems, etc, are all things that might add value (either financial or emotional), but people touring a house might miss it unless it's pointed out. A good realtor would likely point those things out, but sometimes it gets missed.

Draw attention to it.

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