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Erin K.
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  • Loudonville, OH
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need suggestions for curb appeal

Erin K.
  • Professional
  • Loudonville, OH
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Okay, bought a property today which included this little painted brick house on the back of the property. It is currently rented as a SFH with a long-term tenant. Just thinking ahead to when this property becomes vacant and trying to make it into something a little more attractive. I know there isn't much to work with, but wondered if anyone has any creative ideas. Is there any hope? LOL The far right side that I don't have a picture of, is covered with English Ivy, which our insurance company said needs to come off right away. I guess this building used to be a bank way back in the day, so is almost a historical building in our little town. Thanks for taking time to read this, and I would love some input. Thanks!

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