Smart Home Features
Written for homeowners who want to know what a house is really worth.
Most value is lost in small decisions: a paint colour, a conversion, a skipped permit. These books show what each one costs to build and what it costs to undo.
Start with one, or take the archive.
Start with one volume, or take the complete archive with the bundle-only third volume.
VOLUME IThe Costly Mistake Files40 mistake files across 5 parts
The Costly Mistake Files
Room by room: the upgrades and choices that quietly subtract value, and what each one costs to undo.
$27
- 40 mistake files across 5 parts
- 5 schematic diagrams
- Living room, kitchen, backyard and garage
- What it costs to build against what comes back
- What buyers deduct to undo it
- Full glossary
✓ 7-day money-back guarantee
VOLUME IIThe Resale Handbook30 chapters across 6 parts
The Resale Handbook
The four rules behind every decision, and the cheap fixes that beat expensive renovations.
$47
- 30 chapters across 6 parts
- 4 schematic diagrams
- Colour, light and the listing photograph
- Scale, staging and the traffic path test
- The cheap wins ranked by return
- The four rules on one page
✓ 7-day money-back guarantee
BEST VALUE
COMPLETE ARCHIVEThe Complete Home Value ArchiveAll 3 volumes
The Complete Home Value Archive
All three volumes, including The Closing Table Vault — never sold on its own.
⚡ Instant Download🔒 Bundle-Exclusive Vol III
$97
THIS ONE PURCHASE INCLUDES ALL 3 BOOKS:
✓ Vol I — The Costly Mistake Files$27
✓ Vol II — The Resale Handbook$47
✓ Vol III — The Closing Table VaultBUNDLE EXCLUSIVE
You do not need to buy the volumes separately — all 3 are delivered together, instantly.
- All 95 chapters, 154 pages
- All 10 schematic diagrams
- Volume III — The Closing Table Vault, bundle only
✓ 7-day money-back guarantee
Before The Archive, And After
All of it, applied. No remodel, and less than redoing a single room.
| Category | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| The walls | Cool grey and one bold accent wall | Warm neutral: the best cost-recovery change a seller has |
| The furniture | A sectional that hides the room | A smaller sofa and visible floor. It photographs larger |
| The light | One fixture, three bulb colours | Three sources, one colour temperature, real depth |
| Storage | Cupboards packed to the door | Half to two-thirds full and visibly ordered |
| The small stuff | A dripping tap, a cracked tile, a dead switch | The deferred list closed, nothing to extrapolate from |
| The paperwork | Permits and disclosures surface in due diligence | Raised at sixty days, while it is still routine |
| The first fortnight | Peak interest spent on a nearly-ready house | Finished on day one, priced from comparables |
Common Questions
Everything you need to know before you order
PDF files, sent the moment you pay. Volume I is 63 pages, Volume II is 72 and Volume III is 66. The Archive gives you all three, which is 154 pages in all.
No. Volume I is about not losing money. It covers work you do for yourself. It pays off most before you spend rather than after. Volume II is the prep playbook, and Volume III is the one that assumes a sale.
No. The Closing Table Vault only comes with the full Archive. That is where the appraisal chapters, the permit traps and the ninety-day plan live.
They are national patterns, quoted as ranges. The sources are published cost-versus-value reports, remodelling impact studies, buyer surveys and agent data. Your market can differ, and the books say where it differs most: climate, price band and local rules.
The mechanics do: the ceiling set by nearby sales, the size of your buyer pool, what buyers deduct, staging and photos. The dollar figures and the permit rules are US-based and will not carry across.
Seven days, money back, no questions. Write to [email protected] and we sort it.
One avoided mistake costs more than all three volumes.
154 pages, 95 chapters, 10 drawings. Instant download, seven days to change your mind.
Get All 3 Volumes — $97 →