Even seemingly insignificant things like adding fresh flowers to a table and candles to a bathroom can make a space feel homey and inviting, which can help potential buyers connect with the space on a deeper level.

Add a garden bed with mulch and some colored flowers.

& give it minute to wiggle on the line .... and maybe go add some special touches to the outside ... pressure wash the roof, walls & driveway, shine the windows, plant some blooming flowers, hang a springtime wreath on the door, hang an American flag on a pole to stick out on the front of the attached line of homes (if allowed), etc....Some Simple & Sweet Southern Charm makes a big difference down here .... pretty much Everywhere, in the south & even in inner city Memphis, but it's Especially Expected at $1000+/mo rental range.  

Prior to re-launch I would: sod, plant a couple of trees from Home Depot (very much needed to breakup the monotony of the picture), buy some bricks and dirt from home depot and put a little green plant garden in front of the part that juts out on the right side of the picture, get a couple of flower pots from home depot with flowers for both side of the front door to add some color. 

I have sent flowers, picked up specific kitchen items, coordinated fishing charters, and helped draw out weekly itineraries.

New paint, maybe new tile floor, matching accessories: towel bar, tp holder, toothbrush glass, flower vase or basket, and soap dish.Then bright colored rug, coordinated shower curtain, towels, soap and silk flowers.Tie the towels back with rafia twine, place a flower in twine.

You could also leave the black berry bushes around the perimeter as a natural fence and then spread wild flower seed and sod a small portion of the yard.

Hi everyone,I'm Frank from Flower Mound, TX My goal is to use my roofing/construction skills to start flipping houses in Dallas/Forth Worth area.

OR hot water mix faucet.You can even get fancy and put landscape water system so your flowers and bushes look great with a timer and drip or bubbler system with very little water use.

Does anyone have any experience with Randall Holder a private lender in Flower Mound, Texas?