You could have a perfectly staged palace inside, but if the yard looks like a haunted jungle, buyers won’t even get out of the car.
Your Curb Appeal To-Do List:
*Mow, trim, and de-jungle the yard. *Paint the porch railing or garage door if they’re sad and peeling. *Clean up flower beds, edge walkways, and pretend you always knew what “mulch” was. *Repair broken outdoor lights, patch up fences, and remove any furniture that looks like it’s part of a raccoon timeshare. Pro tip: The prettier the outside, the more people will want to peek inside. You’re not just selling a house—you’re creating a v ibe.
Quick Recap:
*Flooring matters. But before replacing it, try deep cleaning, strategic rug-ing, or cheap vinyl upgrades. *Good lighting = bigger, cleaner, happier spaces. *The front door should say “Welcome” not “You shall not pass.” *Curb appeal isn’t optional. It’s the book cover, the handshake, and the wink all rolled into one. You're almost at the finish line—and your house is looking so good, you might just want to keep it. (Don’t worry, that’s normal.)
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