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3 years ago we decided to dump a ton of money into our house because we decided to stay “forever”. All told we spent over $200k on stuff WE cared about - mostly an outside oasis (concrete pool with water feature and decking, professional landscaping, new fence, new large shed, new garage doors). The interior of the house is nice but not quite as upgraded, except some really nice new hardwood floors. We are close to being the nicest house in the neighborhood, if not the nicest. For various reasons, we are now looking to move 
I KNOW we won’t get that money back, because we never planned to. I KNOW it was a dumb decision, but we weren’t planning to move. But should we expect to get SOMETHING more than the comps show? Right now comps are running 575-650, but in our exact neighborhood a non-upgraded house sold for 600k. Is it unrealistic to think we could get $680k?
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We REALLY over-upgraded our home… now want to sell
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I KNOW we won’t get that money back, because we never planned to. I KNOW it was a dumb decision, but we weren’t planning to move. But should we expect to get SOMETHING more than the comps show? Right now comps are running 575-650, but in our exact neighborhood a non-upgraded house sold for 600k. Is it unrealistic to think we could get $680k?submitted by /u/verilymaryly
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We REALLY over-upgraded our home… now want to sell
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