When it comes to your home, curb appeal can make or break buyers' interest in your property. Scan the list below to see if you're guilty of these four curb appeal mistakes:
Clutter mania - a cluttered driveway may mean there's not enough room to store everything in the garage. Tidy up. The less a buyer can see, the better.
Painter's plight - you may love the new shade of Bahama Mama for the garage doors, but not everyone is as bold as you are. When you're selling your home, think tame.
Personal possessions - potential buyers will want to see themselves on your porch or in your garden. They don't want to see your garden art; personal statements say this is your home, not their home-to-be.
Upkeep nightmare - those prize-winning rose bushes may be your pride and joy, but a potential buyer might see hours of upkeep. Aim for low-maintenance landscaping.
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