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A large brown house with all the lights on and a small tree in the front yard.

Working with a local Raleigh real estate expert is the most reliable way to maximize your home’s value.

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It’s no secret that Raleigh is the second-hottest real estate market in the US. If you’re a seller trying to stand out, first impressions matter more than ever.

These easy exterior improvements can go a long way toward increasing your home’s curb appeal:

  1. Tidy up the landscaping and add fresh black mulch to the beds for that pop of contrast
  2. Add a fresh coat of paint + modern house numbers
  3. Make sure the entryway is clean, including light fixtures

Attract potential buyers with Erin Crispin

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