It’s often said that location is the most important factor in the value of a home. But the condition of the home is important as well. Homes that are solidly built, well maintained and upgraded with desirable amenities typically are worth more than similar homes that are outdated or in need of repairs.
The value of curb appeal
Home shoppers tend to be attracted to certain homes on the basis of first impressions derived either from photos of the home on the Web or the home’s "curb appeal," which refers to how nice the front of the home looks from the street or entrance.
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