Should you avoid buying the most expensive house in the neighborhood?
You've probably heard that advice before—but it leaves out something important.
A home may command a premium because of its lot, size, renovations, waterfront or golf frontage, architecture or another characteristic buyers genuinely value.
The better question is: Will the market—and future buyers—recognize the same value you're paying for today?
My newest Buyer & Seller Strategy explains what Michigan buyers should evaluate, including appraisal risk, over-improvement, resale and when paying the neighborhood premium can actually make sense.
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