197 Ways to Improve the Curb Appeal of any House

197 simple, low-cost curb appeal and house makeover improvements that anyone can do in a weekend. Free landscape software.

As a homeowner or investor with a property for sale you need to have enthusiastic buyers making offers in order to see maximum gains. Enthusiastic buyers and Realtors will result in a higher selling price in a much shorter period of time.

Walk slowly past your house from both directions. What stands out the most? The faded paint on the garage door? A mailbox that hangs askew? Dead grass and patches of dusty, bare ground? What about the rusted out Ford in your neighbor's side yard? The goal is to fix and replace the things that will show the greatest return on your investment.

Even more important is knowing the right type of repairs that can add thousands to the selling price of your house for relatively little investment.

A Sample Of What You'll Receive

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The single most important factor guaranteed to improve the curb appeal of your house

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The biggest mistake when doing a makeover project that will lose money for you

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Tips for showing your home in the autumn and winter when it is dark early

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Appealing to buyers with small children or pets

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How to make your lawn look like a putting green

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Dozens of "no cost" improvements that rely only on elbow grease to make a profit

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The eight GOLDEN RULES of improving the curb appeal of your house, condo, or townhouse

Higher Perceived Value = Higher Selling Price

Imagine someone offered you a chance to buy one of two houses. Both houses were built in the same year, both have the same floor plan, features, appliances, etc. Inside, both houses are identical in maintenance and features.

One house has an attractive yard and it appears well-maintained. The homeowners are obviously proud of their dwelling and it shows in the small details and care that has gone into the simplest of features, like the level green lawn. The other house has peeling paint on the trim, the white vinyl siding is dirty, and the driveway has a big oil stain you have to walk around.

Now imagine that the houses are priced the same. Which house will sell first? Which house will command a higher selling price? The answer is obvious: the home with the clean and tidy exterior and yard will sell faster and for more money.

Okay, now consider that the handyman special is priced at market value. How much more money could the owners of the nicer house ask? They might ask 15% or 20% more depending on various factors. That's a lot of money! (You can use the information in this book to fix up your own home but you can also use it when buying a home.)

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