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 With housing prices at an all time high, homeowners who have outgrown their existing home or feel that it no longer meets their needs have a dilemma.  It would be great to move to a larger house, but the prices of larger houses are higher than ever.  What to do?  The savvy homeowner might consider remodeling.  You can add an extra room, convert a garage or update a kitchen.  It's less expensive than buying another house, and there are many options for funding it. Here are a few ways to obtain funds for home improvement purposes: Credit cards - If you have received a recent offer for a low-interest or 0% interest "teaser" rate for applying for a new credit card, this may be your ticket.  These offers are usually good for balance transfers from other accounts, and the rates are sometimes good for the life of the loan.  This could be the best choice if you are doing the improvements yourself.  Be sure to read the fine print, or that 0% interest could turn out to be 20% or m

 There are many home improvement projects that you can carry out to make your home a more comfortable space and to add to its value as property. These home improvement projects include remodeling the basement, kitchen, and bathrooms, and painting both the exteriors and interiors regularly. Whenever most people think of home improvement projects, they think in terms of doing up the living areas, such as the bedrooms, drawing room, and dining room. However, there is just so much that you can do in a bedroom—maybe add a comfortable bed, a reading lamp, a table or ceiling fan, a bookshelf, and a study table. Most people seldom entertain formally, so areas such as the drawing room and dining room seldom get used. You can, however, put in some comfortable sofas, chairs, end tables, and coffee tables, and put in an expandable dining table, chairs, and breakfront in the dining room. You are most likely to use your kitchen as an area to not only prepare and cook food, and wash utensils and laun