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Jonathan Farber
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How to make an ugly property not ugly? :)

Jonathan Farber
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Medellin, Colombia
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Hey all, Not sure where to being with this is a 4 unit I am looking to improve/do an exterior rehab on this spring.  Would appreciate any tips/advice!  Been doing a lot of digging through Pinterest, rehab pages to get an idea but not stuck on where to begin.  Thanks!

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Marian Smith
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Marian Smith
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@Jonathan Farber Looks to me like the previous owners went with a contemporary look. I think the contrast between the dark gray and white siding is too much. So a lighter gray there. And the bright red doors are too much. I might photoshop different color doors. Teal, green, navy and gray, not bright...see if that makes them look more like townhomes. If not, then tone down the red. Navy is trending and two of the owner occupied condos here used navy. The other picked a red as bright as yours, so maybe you are good. But I prefer a burgundy or deep cherry. Landscaping always looks nicer, too.

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