Denver, CO – No matter what the circumstances are when you’re selling your home, you want to get top dollar for it. Packaging the property to make it more attractive is the "curb appeal" you are seeking!First impression is what you are seeking when placing a home on the market. In some geographical markets, the exterior will always look appealing during certain times of the year. As an example, in Colorado, the grass, trees, flowers, and other outside decor looks best between the months of May and September. That is the "packaging" that appeals to the prospective buyer!
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During the other months, in Colorado, you must ensure that other items create an attractive curb appeal to capture that first impression. The day you are showing a property, there may be snow on the ground and the exterior vegetation is not a part of that curb appeal. Neither is the driveway and sidewalk with snow pack on them. (Other words, clean them off)
When you’re sitting there at a holiday get together or at a birthday party, the first package that catches your eye is the package that’s wrapped perfectly. The one gift that looks well cared for and beautiful on the outside. From that one look of the outside wrapping of that gift you just know that whatever is inside has to be something special if the person took that amount of time in wrapping it so perfectly.
The same goes in the opposite direction also. If someone stops at the last minute and literally just leaves the gift in the bag from the store they bought it from and slaps a bow on it, your first thought isn’t “wow that’s got to be a great gift” but instead you probably barely glance in that direction. It could be a great gift but the presentation says that the gift giver didn’t put a whole lot of time, effort and thought into it so chances are whatever they bought didn’t have a whole lot of thought put in it either.
Your home is much like that birthday gift or special holiday gift. The “wrapping” is the outside curb appeal. If someone is driving by and they see this beautifully wrapped home, one with perfect lighting placed in just the right spots, clean driveways and sidewalks, trimmed bushes and freshly painted trim they’re going to take a second look. However, driving by the house that is just sitting in a plain bag with a bow, trim peeling, overgrown, untrimmed bushes and landscape with no appealing lighting on to help them see the entire area is going to cause the potential buyer to literally not even give the house a second look as they drive by.
The inside of the house could be immaculate and have every amenity imaginable but because it wasn’t “wrapped” in beautiful gift wrap with a sparkling bow and attention grabbing beauty, it will either be passed by or if out of desperation they do look further they’re going to offer a lot less simply based on the shabby packaging.
So that’s curb appeal. Curb appeal is the beauty a potential buyer sees from the outside before they ever even begin to approach the inside. Curb appeal is what makes them say, “We should really take a look at this one!” You can see how important it is that the curb appeal of your home be that perfectly wrapped package. Make your house be the package that jumps out amongst the other gifts. Make those potential buyers drive by and say “We have to open that package! Anyone who took the time to make it look so perfect has to have good taste! It can only get better from here!”
That is how important curb appeal is in selling your home. Make your home shine from the outside in and give them the feeling that with a beautiful bow and perfectly matched paper, this is the gift they want to open!
Thanks for reading this, Dan Hopper.
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