Many home remodeling projects do wonders for the value of the
home. Certain upgrades and renovations pay dividends when it comes time to
sell, and you often can recoup the money you’ve invested in the upgrade.
There are exceptions, however. And one stands head and shoulders
above the rest (or should I say below) when it comes to return on
investment:
The home office.
Surprised? It may seem like a home office would be a boon for your
home at sale time, especially considering the number of people who telecommute
and work online. But the fact of the matter is, a home office seldom recoups
more than 45% of the money invested in the remodel.
Why? A couple of main factors.