How To Triple Your Money By Remodeling Your House

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Title	:	How To Triple Your Money By Remodeling Your House
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I love the pulpit! And I'm not even religious! LOL! 😂
Comment from : Andrew G Bernhardt

Im buying a house without the garage its supposed to be a detached garage house in Edmonton, I plan to build the garage on my own and tear down a wall to make it open concept, total investment would be around 15,000 CAD, as its not a load bearing wall, what would be the ROI for that???
Comment from : Carlos Amador

You are the home renovation guru that really cares selflessly… I salute you sir
Comment from : Elizabeth Cabiles

My Canadian Dad just took me to church, damn Great outlook!
Comment from : Angelique Collins

I’m looking into adding a suite for my in-laws Would you do a video on what I need to think about to save time and money I am thinking it would be a tiny home build in the back on my property, but I’m not sure about power and plumbing problems with that plan
Comment from : Joshua Jonassaint

BEST, MOST PRACTICAL and HONEST video for new homeowners!
Comment from : Grace Kautz

LOVE THIS!!! Keep more of these great messages coming
Comment from : Zach Jackovich

Do I need snow guards on metal roof that is not to steep?
Comment from : P S

Must repeat to myself:brIt's not an expense,brit's an binvestment/b
Comment from : AEJ L

Great video and solid advice!
Comment from : Just a Dude

Do you have a tub to shower renovation video where you are working on cement slab? Thanks!
Comment from : Kathryn Call

Starting my first DIY bathroom remodel today
Comment from : Notso Small

Click the Join button today to become a member of the church of Jeff
Comment from : Griffolion

We are looking to purchase a home with an unfinished basement What is the best way to go about finishing it? To frame and drywall the concrete walls? Go industrial and leave the concrete walls? Drop ceiling or no drop ceiling? The bones are good We would like to finish the basement to live in while the upper floors are being renovated
Comment from : Niki Morgan

Well I would be interested to do all 😵‍💫 New pipes and wiring… what about paper work? Inspection?
Comment from : K K

Jeff - I gotta say thank you for all of these videos! brI bought an old home last year and though we're making progress in it, there is so much to do and I'm finding myself feeling scattered and not knowing what projects really need my time and moneybrHow do I find out where to start?!
Comment from : Salvatore Grillo

As a realtor you're absolutely correct Homeowners do not realize how the simple low cost upgrade can affect the sale price
Comment from : Lourdes Boet

it all makes sense and I'm sure most people agree However paying a contractor is so much more convenient lol
Comment from : Mohammad A

This video is an absolute goldmine Your passion and knowledge does not go unnoticed Thank you for your service!
Comment from : Randy Mac

Only works if house is in a good LOCATION!
Comment from : Robert Kattner

That man is a legend! 📈📈
Comment from : adc

Hey Jeff I live in Saskatchewan and my house was built in 1912 It is everything you could imagine One huge thing is that all the plaster in the walls and roof have asbestos in them (got it tested) What are some cost effective was to remove it and make some upgrades to my house?
Comment from : Gavin Stonehouse

any tips for first home buyer?? I need help hahaha
Comment from : Joao na America

I should have got into construction
Comment from : Chadd Fry

Thank you!
Comment from : Matt Shiu

I think it's great what you're saying but one question I have is how do you get around permits if you're doing the work yourself?
Comment from : L Clark

A concern about doing the outside first is it can lead to higher property taxes Though I do think it would lead to more pride of ownership
Comment from : EEK! US!

Funny! My neighborhood 1950s asbestos filled ungutted 3 bedrooms 200,00000 2018 98,00000 Gutted one going for 340000,004 bedrooms three bath added egress basement Thanks
Comment from : Jj Gogojag

Problem is the houses are way too expensive in usa now And there are too many people doing this You can't find the old cheaper house Or as soon as one on market It would be gone few days 😂
Comment from : li li

Mortgage going down, valuing going up, debt free like Dave Ramsey teaches I share your same common sense mentality As Americans, we do need to learn to do more with our own 2 hands "It's money in the bank!" (To borrow your signature catchphrase lol!)
Comment from : gotellhismercy

Not against diy remodel to help increase the value of your home but your home will never be an asset unless you are renting rooms or using as some kind of rental And I’m a bit confused how refinancing your home is an investment? It may give you cash in hand but you are paying interest on that aren’t you? I’m pretty inexperienced when it comes to all that so maybe I don’t understand exactly what your saying Your time is also worth something so even if you do a job yourself you are still using your time which should be calculated into your costs if you want to be accurate It may only cost $7k in materials but if I have to take 40-50 hours on a project?? Appreciate your content I’ve gotten a lot of value out of it
Comment from : Anthony Lind

Great advice thank you! Where does crawl space and new HVAC rank on this list? I understand that’s not remodeling, but does that come before remodeling or after?
Comment from : Dan

Not everyone has the skill or mindset and motivation to be a DYI’er I have seen my share of home renovations or projects that were done by people who did not know what they were doing, and the project was done half-assed And the result looked lousy I am not trying to put these folks down or discourage, but you need to have confidence that you can do the project well ,and that it will look similar to the work that a professional would do, otherwise you could actually be devaluing your home These projects take a lot of work, and devotion, and you need to study/research what your going to be tackling before-hand (UTube is an excellent source for info… like here!), you will need to follow directions to a tea, and measure, measure, measure!! Lastly, if you are taking things apart, you may run into surprises that you did not expect Be prepared to take care of these surprises because they can happen Good luck in your future project endeavors!
Comment from : dlbrigg

In this day and age, unless you are physically unable or don't have the time, only a fool will pay for things they can do themselves with channels like Jeff's and many others around that guide you step by step
Comment from : Marcos Fernandes

My last comment where you had the shiner I named you Mr Jeff Miyagi because you obviously were doing Karate but teaching usbrFather Jeff Miyagi seems most appropriate as you give us more wisdom and guide us onto the correct path Preach Jeff, Preach
Comment from : John

I would love to know your thoughts on return on investment for energy efficient upgrades now that the government of Canada has such great rebates We’re replacing our windows this year wondering if things like insulation in our 1940s house would be worth it when it comes time to sell! Thanks!
Comment from : Chantelle Gonzalez

What about if your kitchen is 80’s or 90’s era bad?
Comment from : saglike93

Do a video about laying natural gas line pls!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : nomadicnome

This makes a lot of sense; and I really appreciate the knowledge and experience you provide But in DIY - how do you know what the local building codes are for electrical, plumbing, fire, etc?
Comment from : toshible

Hey, please provide a link to the cost breakdown!
Comment from : Protobot

I really love your videos! I have a situation that I am not knowledgable enough to even begin to make a decision on I recently inherited a house from my father The house needs a lot of work I do not have any money to put into this house but I would like to sell it and make enough money to buy my own house I've had a lot of home brokers contact me wanting to buy the house for cash blah blah blah blah But in my mind I'm thinking that they would never give me enough money for this house the way it is Is this a situation that you can give me some advice on?
Comment from : Cindy Pack

In terms of return on investment, what do you think about installing luxury vinyl tile in the bathroom in place of tile? Will one return more money in terms of resale value?
Comment from : Master Rob

that outside is more valuable than inside think is so ridiculous, its sad how acurate it isbrbri would much r
Comment from : wolololer

Hey Jeff! HELP!!!!! Just bought a triplex I didn't know that that there was major water damage to the roof and sidewall of the kitchen bathroom and bedroom of the 2 bedroom apartment To get the roof and walls done by a contractor will cost me 30k That's just to get them to fix but not finished (paint & drywall) Yes, I did inquire from multiple contractors and they all gave me the same quote Do you think that I can do this work or do half or let the pros handle this? I'm overwhelmed by this task because it is also an income property I'm also concerned about getting the permit from the local municipality Any advice?
Comment from : JK Rob

I would like to ask you a question im 20 yrs old we are renovating an old home with my dad would you recommend me doing the roof myswlf which is about 950 sqf or hire someone to do it thanks for the videos they help a lot
Comment from : Arbi Hasa

I haven't lived in my first house for more than 10 months and the value statistically is up 14500 dollars I'm 27 Live in Scandinavia I pulled all my savings and the money I had in stock market (not a lot) to buy the house That is an increase in money I am happy about
Comment from : ZekeMagnum

Goddamn it feels good to be a Renovator -love this Jeff -I try to explain this all the time to people but they mostly just don’t want to do the work
Comment from : David Bruno

Want to learn more!
Comment from : squareglow

What's your advice on a house with no mortgage being left to you But there has been no upkeep on the house in 40 yrs Rotted floor under kitchen sink Built in basement in old home (1968) It was built in over 25 yrs ago It had water stains on the wall paper 25 yrs ago GREAT location! Sell or fix up?
Comment from : Robin C

Thanks Jeff! Great advice (love the added humor with the “sermon”) We have been following this exact path for our own home Started with fresh paint inside and out on day 1 and over the last 8 years have replaced the floors, landscaping, added a third car drive, added a huge patio spanning end to end of our home with a last supper (10’) table, swing bed, remodeled baths, now we are in the home stretch (no pun intended) and finishing up our kitchen Reno that included tearing out a divider wall that thankfully was not load bearing…yes we triple checked before we started All along the way, we have had our now 13 year old daughter help out with some of the projects so she can learn some useful skills as well Your videos are so helpful and I have learned a lot more by checking out your content Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Kristan Lepik

diversify your assets, don't listen to this guy if it aint broke, don't fix it
Comment from : humans are mortal

I've been slowly adding and remodeling my home recently and I'm on the floors right now but I'm not sure what to go with The entire house floor is all hardwood, some of it is finished some of it has been under carpet so long its rough and needs refinished Should I lay down a new floor on top of it or go through the process of refinishing it all? Also my floors are not perfectly level which is why I'm on the fence of layin a new floor down but I can't choose! Maybe some professional advice? :)
Comment from : Dom Moshclopse

Hi Jeff, I love your videos I’m now renovating my 2 family house Can you make a video on refurbished bathtubs I have cast iron tub would to keep Thanks 😊
Comment from : Abby and kai

i'm all in on DIY, and frankly i've done dang near all there is to do, interior and exterior I am about to jump into vinyl siding but i have one issue; i RARELY see on utube that is how to handle penetrations, and i've seen hose bibs how-to but what about penetrations such as AC pipes, elect service entrance, gas pipes, etc all those you cannot slip a trim ring around?
Comment from : Kurt Anderson

Jeff your message is so powerful and true Unfortunately in many parts of the states there are tones of red tape requiring contractors for most of the work The homeowner can chip in a little of the labor but sometimes they take a risk with the local departments It keeps homes safe and up to code while keeping local contractors busy but it takes away from the power of the homeowner
Comment from : Furio Giunta

Great advice Thanks
Comment from : Saad Memon

I took Jeff's advice from an earlier video and have started on the outside of the house for the most part I paid to have my crawlspace encapsulated wish I had done it myself Had a new roof installed I did the siding myself and the wife is going to town on the landscaping The inside looks horrible! LOL But because we started on the outside, we are so motivated and all the neighbours love how our 55 year old house looks now We can work inside over the cooler days and winter Time to cut down some pine trees to allow the forest to breath Love you guys at HRV Thanks for all your help!
Comment from : Trevor

Would you offer a service where you do a quick facetime call and give your opinion on what to do with a remodel or certain type of space? I have a kitchen with a very small dining room right next to it that I would love to remodel and open up, but have a hard time creating a plan in my head Thanks Jeff!
Comment from : Dillan Findley

Jeff is the J in my WWJD
Comment from : SNAFU

Thanks for the video!
Comment from : Michel

"Sweat Equity" is the best investment Lowers overall cost and teaches you skills which can subsequently be used to generate value
Comment from : Space Snaxxx

You're the man Jeff!! Keep up the great work!!!
Comment from : JM

Jeff, I have a question about hvac and return on investment! We have a 2004 hydronic boiler system with large convection style radiators for heat For cooling we have a couple window AC units Is adding the duct work, furnace and dental AC a good investment, one where I’ll get a return? I’m going to be paying a guy to do the duct work/install Not confident enough to put the ductwork in myself thats keeps the efficiency of a pro installer for hvac! If it helps I live in southern Ontario! Thanks, your videos are great you’ve helped me tons through my current basement renovation!
Comment from : Jacob Holt

How do I get my mortgage to go down by renovating? Do I call my bank like yo come look at this nice ass paint take 5 off my mortgage now? I’m so confused lol sorry if this is a dumb question I’m a first time home owner
Comment from : Big Homie

Jeff, I bought a "fixer upper" house almost a year ago and have been slowly renovating and remodeling it I started watching your videos before I bought the house and I knew it was what I wanted to do (even with no experience) I have learned a tremendous amount from your channel I'm getting ready to lay LVP flooring throughout the house but the current floor is tile Can I lay LVP right on top? Do I need to level the grout areas? Thank you!!
Comment from : Alex Tressler

If only My ideas would come to fruition! Without the expertise, I literally end up doing more damage than good
Comment from : MrsT A

Hey Jeff, I'm in the middle of fixing my basement after getting an insurance payout and I've been hanging the drywall for the last couple days and I'm watching your drywalling/mudding videos in the evenings to get ready for that step On some of your more recent videos you mention that the branded buckets from that H store and the L store are pretty lightweight and I fully agree You mention mixing your mud in a bucket that you bought mud in and reusing that bucket again and again For those who are light on options for buckets I'd recommend that they purchase a "food grade" bucket they're tough and are available This is just an option I thought I'd share for others who have been told what NOT to get but may be unsure of what to look for
Comment from : Robert Elliott

Jeff, thanks for your common sense message! Cheers brother from Virginia
Comment from : habba dabbado

you have advise for a flat roof material to use, old schoolers say modified bitumen is the best to use but todays roofers push rubber roof
Comment from : William Nunez

I live in Sweden but did exactly what you explained in this video, i pretty much tripled my money and bought my second house at 24 without a mortgage
Comment from : LifeOfAlex _

Excellent
Comment from : EASY Stuff DIY

Thanks for all the time and passion you throw in to help your fellow peoples
Comment from : NVGization

My husband always think his time is so valuable and we should hire somebody to do all the work…
Comment from : Shuzhen Yan

Jeff, how should I value my own time in building sweat equity? The numbers are fantastic if I "work for free", but nobody really does It's gotta be a factor
Comment from : Patrick Poe

i will definitely need your help and advise once i own my home
Comment from : Nadiaxyzab

I’m NOT planning on selling so I don’t quite get how it would work for me It sounds like your saying “get paid to renovate your own house” I get how the value of my house increases with each upgrade, but it’s not like the bank writes me a check for them A loan is not the same as a payment, so (other than saving money on the cost) how am I NOT losing money anytime I renovate? Again, assuming I never sell
Comment from : T-Love

I'm somehow horrible at measuring and cutting Any tips on how to improve?
Comment from : Treelinebackpacker

We need help on retiling a corner shower- it's not as simple as the traditional rectangular shower/bath combo Awkward knee walls and awkward angled cuts on the floor The vanity is built into the wall and the knee wall- as well as the bathtub Just a simple re-tile would require ripping the whole bathroom apart! A video on how to approach difficult situations would be helpful
Comment from : Kyle M

your not getting none of your investment if 1st you don't have your Credit right and if your merry you and your spouse better have your credit right, because the Banks scam on the ppl when trying to get money off you house
Comment from : 08breezy08

So how does one know what to update the paint and fixtures to? If one has no design and style sense how can we know what to move toward?
Comment from : Nick Conte

LIKE ALWAYS THANK YOU
Comment from : Carlos Averhoff

Amen brother sweat equity done it for years
Comment from : Rick larouche

Jeff i been watching all new your new video and i did some DYI hardwood and they damage after a few months and was wounding if they a discord or a way for me to show you Also i watch your deck water sealer video from three years and how it was dark and white and you say you didn’t do a stain just Thompson Oil base and deck clear to get the color back and I was wounding if i understand that right I just wash my deck and it was build last years and i never got around to finish it and i working on it this week when the rain move out
Comment from : Syl3nt

Exactly the approach I am taking…I am 2 years into my DIY projects My background is not building it was advertising and commercial printing I’ve followed almost same procedures you are using Watched nearly every video you have made and a few others Self taught from videos Just finished upstairs flooring and remodeling except for large bathroom I also install a new Mr Cool AC unit upstairs It stays cold enough to hang meat on a Texas 102 degree day Bathroom has large vanity I’m replacing plus tub, toilet, shower and 2 closets Removed no structural wall by toilet 🚽 and shower to open them up Both in a enclosed cave before Ha outside house has been completed even tearing down a large tin shed 14’x20’ Tearing out over 200 ft of old chainlink fence plus dog runs and chainlink around the garden Installed all wood fencing and totally opened up the whole yard Garden is now above ground 24”x 36 ft Along back fence Lower floor of the house is complete including 2 bathrooms and kitchen…3 bedrooms and a beautiful office area Stairway with 2 landings and a nice hallway Completely redone with steps matching the flooring 14 ft ceiling in living area 12’ ceilings in upstairs bedroomSo not exactly easy New 50 gallon water heater plus plumbing also added freeze proof additional faucet in the back yard The house is beautiful now including 3 porches All new screens built also All work done by myselflots more outside I haven’t mentioned and inside Your never too old to learnI am 77 years old The value has now 3 times what it was I did invest in the proper tools and used the garage as my workshop I also now do all my AC work now…just finished new fan and capacitor plus serviced it That’s for the great DIY videos If a 77 year old guy can do it anyone can Your videos were my inspiration Thanks for all the great videos
Comment from : Kenneth Lemke

I am planning to go to the church! :)
Comment from : Crazy Pawn

Very interesting advicebrBut Jeff I live in Leicester England UNITED KINGDOMbrI need to redo all my house from roof to floor My wife says I can't do it Honestly, after watching your videos I get moral of doing myselfbrYes, I have medical conditions and suffered a heart attack about nine months agobrWhat can you please advise me Thank you
Comment from : A H ESSAK

If you want an ingeresting challenging reno to do, My brother needs help for his 1855 farm house with 3 cabins on his 4+ acre property in Honesdale, Pa He has been working on the property a little at a time but it would make for a great before and after show! 588 Cliff St Honesdale, Pa, Check it out
Comment from : Jodi Calloway

Great information thank you sir
Comment from : Ballay Media

Only paint or replace the front panels of the kitchen It costs a lot less Tiles on the worktop can also be renewed cheaply (eg black granite tiles looks super classy)
Comment from : Dario Wyss

Testify!!!
Comment from : OhShunz

Good day, Jeff I just installed an air conditioning system in my 1950s home The attic is small so, I am thinking of using spray foam to simultaneously seal penetrations and insulate the attic Do I need 2 different FROTH-PAK (sealant/insulation) to do this or anyone of them will work?
Comment from : Albert Thompson

It took me a full weekend to install a dishwasher 🤣
Comment from : Evoke Tennis

Thoughts on building up attached garage into new rooms (I have room to eventually build another garage on property)? The what is the true cost of a cantilever extension to a room and is it DIYable? ROI for these? Thanks a lot!
Comment from : Craig Martis

Hi Jeff I absolutely agree with you! Without knowing it, you “helped” me update my bathroom this winter I didn’t move the plumbing, except for moving the shower drain line over and repairing the floor joist the previous remodeler cut through for the old shower drain! I learned about Ditra from you, and hope it helps protect my very 1st floor tile job in my 1935 cottage My $1500 + my time investment looks 1500 better than the bisque beige 1980s bathroom I used to have Thank you, Jeff
Comment from : Josie Spreitzer