Grab buyer’s attention with FALL CURB APPEAL if your home is listed on the Defiance area Real Estate market! Curb appeal can be fun to work on during the Spring and Summer months with cheerful blooming flowers and possibly some new landscaping which adds lots of interest to your front lawn, front door and flower beds! Fall can be a little daunting especially if it is a cold and windy day when you are ready to add some outdoor decor… if your home is listed on the Defiance area Real Estate market it will be worth your time and effort! Any time you can spice up your front entrance & add some attractive curb appeal all those “drive by” people searching out homes will notice yours and more than likely call there Realty Five of Defiance Realtor for a appointment to get inside! If you do it right your fall decor can last right through Thanksgiving, you can do this by avoiding specific decorating items like Halloween ghosts for instance, if you keep it generic and “ fall like” you will get a longer time frame on your curb appeal and more bang for your buck! You may want to tidy up some of your summer plants and flowers that have now turned brown and not so nice looking, change out your front door wreath & lay down a fresh clean welcome door mat. You may be asking “Karol do buyers really notice these things? “ YES they do!!! Remember the old saying “first impressions count” I’m here to tell you first impressions and curb appeal most certainly do count in the business of selling houses! Realty Five of Defiance has homes listed in all different price ranges and in many N.W. Ohio areas from Payne to Ayersville to Pleasant Bend to Sherwood, please take a few minutes to click around on our web site www.realtyfive.com then give us a call, text, email or find us on Facebook to set up your personal tour~ If you would like your home listed and added to our web site I will be glad to do that for you... Happy autumn, Karol karol@realtyfive.com “We choose to give”
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