First impressions are the strongest.  Potential buyers may love the inside of your home; however, if their first impression is marred by a less than appealing front yard, they may never be able to get past the curb when thinking about your home.  Outdoor décor and curb appeal are very important when selling your home.  For example, if your car is in the driveway instead of the garage, their first impression may be that this house is too small for you so it may be too small for them.

For more suggestions about how to avoid curb appeal problems read, “7 Curb Appeal Mistakes You Need to Avoid.”

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