I would paint the trim, shutters, and that thing above the windows the same or complimentary colors.

the real issue is usually not termites, but wood rot.. near downspouts, corners of buildings, joints & trim, roof transitions/trim, window trim, inside bathrooms and around tubs..

Also, the paint stores have all the cards with the pre-matched selections of colors for the body of the house, trim, etc.

After inspection, we found some minor items and a rather sizable repair issue that involved replacing some beams and rot (band board, beam, trim).

I think "Hardening" your property is one of the best and easiest ways to trim expenses.

A close interior inspection of baseboards, trim mouldings and even drywall will often expose termite damage if it is extensive.

With it being vacant for a couple of years I spent much time trimming and removing trees and plant as well as repair the exterior.

Had to replace a few things like light bulbs, some trim around the basement door. there is a finished room in the basement, I am doing some painting in there and it should be ready to hit the rental market.

You have given me some inspiration, I think I can do a combination trim sections and wood filler to make it work out.

It had new windows, roof, furnace, siding, trim, flooring, paint, doors, landscapping,etc.