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Kristina Modares
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San Antonio Curb Appeal Suggestions

Kristina Modares
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Austin, TX
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Recently closed on this duplex in Denver Heights. We'd like to improve curb appeal for under $1,500. I'd like to hear all suggestions, though. We may take them into consideration for the future. 

**Also, If anybody has the info of a great electrician in SA please PM me

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    Ross K.
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    Ross K.
    • Investor
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    Not gunna do a ton with $1,500, but first thoughts are:

    - are you removing window units as part of rehab?  (I.e. Putting in central air?)

    - remove bars on windows if allowable. 

    - shrubs to hide the meters and around the front.  Something drought tolerant assuming tenants won't be watering anything, by the looks of it. 

    - is the front yard used for parking?  Maybe tidy that up if so and get rid of all the grass, maybe crushed limestone or something instead of hoping grass will grow. 

    - paint everything and get some color on the front doors.  Maybe a two color scheme to separate siding vs trim. 

    - maybe address the roof?

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