Curb appeal. We’ve all heard it. There’s been tv shows made about it. First impressions are lasting ones. If you are selling your home, you may have a spending plan that doesn’t include funds for re-vamping your curb appeal. The least expensive step to make your home have more curb appeal is water and cut the lawn, trim bushes, hedges, and trees.
Inviting front entrance. Most important is to keep the walkway to your front entrance free of debris, toys, shoes and clutter. Sweep cobwebs, dried leaves and twigs. Wash your front door mat, or for a few dollars, buy a new one at your local home store. If you don’t have a front door mat, then get one. Buyers will notice if there is not one when they step in to your home. It’s a small item that costs only a few dollars, but makes a huge difference in a buyer’s first impression.
Clean the front door entrance! If the paint, or finish, on your front door looks faded, or peeling, you may want to re-paint it. If that is not option, then an alternative is to clean your front door, and that includes the threshold and adjacent molding.
With a little time, effort and a few dollars, your home can have the curb appeal that will leave a favorable first impression on prospective buyers.
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