First Impressions
The first thing a prospective buyer sees is your home from the curb. The impression it makes at that moment is called "curb appeal." To increase your home's curb appeal, be sure to do the following:
a) Remove any junk or clutter from the yard.
b) Have a clean, crisp lawn, a bit of fertilizer makes for a greener lawn
c) Trim shrubbery, hedges and pull weeds.
d) Wash decks and porches make sure they are stained or painted.
e) Clean and paint or stain your front door.
f) All exterior lights should be operational.
g) Exterior windows should be clean and operational.
h) Clean out gutters and downspouts.
i) Walkways and stairs should be swept and free of snow or ice during winter.
j) Make sure the garage door is closed.
Comments(0)