Trim dead branches that overhang your house for obvious roof issues but also this can provide another way for termites to get in if they are in the dead branch.

All new Electrical-Plumbing-HVAC then it will need insulation then drywall, trim, paint, floors, etc etc you get the point.

Hello @Sergey Tkachev Property needs new flooring, baseboards, minor drywall repairs,texture, scraped ceilings, paint (3 tone inside, celling, walls, and trim), updated light fixtures, general cleanup of the yard, replacement of some dry rot, and a redo of the kitchen (small kitchen).Some of the work I plan to do myself and that will ultimately depend on quotes I get back from folks on the work.

I bought 3/4 inch solid oak hardwood on closeout for $2 psf at the local flooring store (vs $4-5 psf at Home Depot) and I’ve got an install quote at $2-2.50 psf including quarter round trim.

If you go the grey route, I would paint the main body of the house a warm grey, paint the “pop out” and shutters a few shades darker, have a crisp white color trim and an accent color for the door.  

At one house there was a trim board below the back door threshold that allowed termites to get to the door frame without leaving a telltale mud tunnel on the foundation.

I have bought surrounds from menards or home depot that come with trim for this very issue.

My stepdaughter spent a solid 3-4 hours very meticulously painting the trim on the front of the house.

I'm planning to repaint the house, trim, front door, and garage door as soon as I can figure out a good option.  

You can have home depot paint match to this color, and it costs very little to slap some pain on the walls, ceiling and trim.