Easy Ways to Update Your Property with Meredith Royall
Real Estate CoachingIn Episode 73 of the Real Life Planning Podcast, Cynthia Meyer, CFA®, CFP®, ChFC®, sits down with Meredith Royall, owner of Lime Painting of Westchester, to explore affordable and stylish ways to update your property. Whether you're preparing to freshen up a rental, sell your home, or just want a new look, Meredith shares insider tips on cost-effective updates, current design trends, and how her background in design influences her renovation approach.
"Your home is always trying to tell you a story—you just have to look at it long enough to hear it." — Meredith Royall
This week on Real Life Planning Podcast:
| 💡 | What are the most cost-effective home updates that offer great ROI? [00:02:10] |
| 💡 | How can design trends like color drenching and lime washing add style without breaking the budget? [00:03:48] |
| 💡 | What renovation tips work well for both homeowners and real estate investors? [00:12:00] |
| 💡 | How does Meredith’s design background influence her consulting approach? [00:17:55] |
| 💡 | What should first-time renovators know before starting a home project? [00:22:10] |
Takeaway Quotes:
“If your cabinets are solid, repaint them. You don’t need a brand new kitchen to make a big impact." — Meredith Royall
"A great paint job, done right, can last a decade. Most people just get tired of the color before it wears out." — Cynthia Meyer
"If you can get through your first year in business, forget it ever happened—but hold on to the vision that started it all." — Meredith Royall
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