Don't believe The Hype - Think Community

Definition: Hype - hyped up - adjective - to promote or publicize extravagantly.. put on , deceive  "Merriam Webster"


Arguably the use of stainless steel appliances, pattern laden ceramic tiles, natural stone counter tops and high rising cabinetry  can add a since of style to a newly renovated home. It is even eluded to add value.

Communities suffer from this form of Hype. Inner city communities being transformed on the basis of this hyped up since of style and value create a disproportionate level of ownership among the indigence population.

So how then do the indigence populations in these communities, hold on and maintain ownership in an increasingly hyped up value assessment that raises property tax. Property tax has become a  prevalent means by which to obtain property in inner city communities.

Until development spawns, low income communities suffer from blight and decay. The resultant factors reduce lending in the community to the indigence population, burdens the tax base which ultimately  affects schools and education. 

Inner center city indigence populations, "Don't Believe the Hype" there is a viable and logical thought process to offsetting this superimposed aesthetic value and it starts with your own home. Your home achieves benefit from increased value just by virtue of where it is and there are cost effective ways to upgrade your home to keep in step with increasing values. The secret is all in design and the effective use of color..

For pennies on the dollar you can make small repairs and slight aesthetic changes to your home by adding a new color scheme, replace appliances, upgrade light fixtures and adding new windows and doors. The inward value of which will yours only but the outward value will be that of those building around you.

Making elegant yet cost effective upgrade will have a lasting effect. For more information about how you can benefit from very simple techniques.  

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