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Carlton B.
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Curb appeal on a tight budget

Carlton B.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Milwaukee, WI
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We are 75% done with a remodel, and as usual I  did not budget enough for curb appeal. My question what gives you the biggest bang for the buck and let's say you have 500 bucks to get your bang. Thanks for any help!

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    Matt Stewart
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    Matt Stewart
    • Flipper/Rehabber
    • Pickerington, OH
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    Go get some retaining wall stones for $2 ea.  Use those to define your landscaping.  Add a few bushes and definitely something with a little color. Add black mulch and you're done.  If there's any way to relocate that downspout to the side, do it.

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