Bathroom Renovations:

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1. -Don’t do expensive tub/shower renovations.  Just like with the big-ticket kitchen fixes, this is a matter of taste.  You put in a round jetted tub, and the buyer prefers square.  And is a steam shower really something everyone will love?
2. -Do replace dated bath and shower fixtures; this can be done generally quite inexpensively. If you have a tiny showerhead, replacing it with a large, rainwater-style model will lend a subtle spa-like quality without costing a lot.
3. -Don’t replace your smallish vanity with a new, built-in model. A lot of remodelers emphasize the intrinsically relaxing qualities of having all your toiletries, and towels beautifully organized in one big unit made of high-end wood, marble and chrome. And it is certainly beautiful. But it’s also a risky choice, and a matter of taste.
4. -Do freshen up the vanity area. Invest in a big mirror with bright lights over it. And a few hundred dollars spent on a nice faucet is well worth it. Like the showerhead, it’s a true basic—and updating the basics, in most homes is all the home seller should be focusing on.