BUYING TIP
Choose a modest home on a great street
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"After determining your price range, seek out neighborhoods
or streets where your target price is on the lower end of the price range for that area. In terms of a financial investment, it is best to choose a more modest home on a great street. You can then renovate or upgrade your home to the level of your neighbors, thereby increasing your home's value even further."
Julie Pilla, Corcoran Group,
Sag Harbor
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