I have applied it to exterior walls located in the worst conditions and climates and ten years later its still as good as the day I put it on.

Here is my checklist when I go through a house:[list][size=18]LOCATION[/size][size=18]Exterior[/size]RoofChimneyGutters/Sofitts/DownsPaint/SidingElectric Service Drop (older homes with above ground wires)Exterior Doors/JamsPorch/DeckTermite Danger (ground is near wood)Land Grading (for water runoff)Central A/C UnitCement/AsphaltRetaining WallsGarageLandscapingTrash CleanupOther[size=18]Interior[/size]WindowsInterior DoorsStrip Wallpaper?

Basically I run down all of the local research for your property leads.Property Analysis (or Property Consultation) ServiceThe service includes:-An inspection of the subject and surrounding neighborhood-Exterior and interior pictures of the subject and pictures of surronding neighborhood-A detailed report containing the following information: **All the property details and tax information **Title Search **List of local comparables and an estimate of market value **A detailed list of needed repairs **Suggestions for upgrades worth considering **Suggestions for what the property will be best used for (Fix/Flip, Rental, Lease Option) **A list of financing options and costs of each **Rental cashflow analysis (if needed)Cost of service is $100 per houseTurnaround time is 24 to 48 hours.Not trying to play on anyone's emotions, just trying to offer a helpping hand for anyone who wants or needs it.

The exterior improvements will be siding, painting and roofing.

There's also a house on the golf course in our community for $114K, weird looking exterior, single car garage and fairly small.

Sure, there are still things that need to be done to make exterior things look better but what is the point when the neighboring building is such a problem I don't even want to go over to my property anymore?

We've been advertising in Craigslist and offcampus website and including digital photos of exterior and interior.

If you are just replacing the current undamaged exterior then I'm not sure it would help that much.

Check with the city/village/state where you live to see if they offer FREE GRANTS to pay for exterior remodeling, windows, landscaping.My mom was given 15,000 in grants and an interest free loan of 15,000 by the village.

Interiors and exterior has been updated.