You don’t know what you don’t know. In the world of renovations, this makes homeowners hesitant. Not all homeowners have the confidence to make financial decisions about their property, luckily we streamline the renovation process to increase homeowner confidence.

The spike in home sales during the middle of the pandemic took nearly everyone by surprise. Previous housing predictions had been dire. The March 19, 2020, headline from CNBC recapped the initial universal sentiment among industry experts: "Home sales could fall 35%, as coronavirus stalls spring housing market, new analysis says."

Thinking of giving your flooring a little TLC? If you’re considering replacing your current flooring with vinyl flooring you’re not alone. Vinyl flooring has become an increasingly popular choice for homeowners due to its durability, relatively low cost, and versatility. But before ripping up the floorboards, give yourself a moment to better understand the associated labor costs, as they can significantly impact your overall budget. We set out on an in-depth exploration to uncover the average cost of installing vinyl flooring and the factors that influence labor prices.

Today, in the process of getting a house ready to sell, presale renovation services like Revive's complete turnkey solution are a game-changer for real estate agents and their homeowner clients. Revive offers home renovations — from minor prep work to full remodels that cost up to $300,000 or more — with $0 due from the homeowner until closing. Why is it vital that sellers avoid an "as-is" listing and bring their home to market move-in ready? Here are the top five reasons sellers will want their agents to list a move-in ready home:

When a real estate investor buys a home that has completed a presale renovation, they purchase a home that they are confident will have staying power. When buying a place that has gone through a presale renovation by Revive, real estate investors know the high quality of the finished product.