Hello, I'm going to sell a home, the price range of recently sold similar homes here is between 200,000$ and 275,000$________________________ There are unpleasant views around the home, a solid fence would not be tall enough to cover due to the sharp slope of land here, Privacy trees around the lot would complete the current garden atmosphere and provide privacy thus increasing the appeal and monetary value of the home by so much. ___________________ However, I heard banks want to make sure that a home they finance is worth the money they are loaning, _______________ I just don't want to pay thousands of dollars for this idea, only to find out that mortgage lenders don't value the landscaping much and just take into consideration the value of the actual home structure when it comes to deciding what monetary amount they value the home. __________________ Would a bank actually loan a house buyer more money because of the landscape ?

As far as looks go, I think metal roofs are sharp providing you stay away from overly bright cartoonish colors.

Sharp Mortgage is a hard money lender in Tulsa, need a 700 credit score through Equifax, and they typically do 60% of what it's appraised for, and if I remember correctly they hit you with either an 8% or 11%.

He's a sharp dude that came into a fair amount of money and wants to do real estate.  

I don't anticipate seeing another crash like 2007 unless the banks start issuing liar loans again, followed by a sharp increase in interest rates.

I saw him last night during his monthly get-together and he was very sharp.

Sharp agents/brokers want POF to remove "buyers" that are playing the unlicensed broker game.

Sharp professionals can be hard to find but are worth their weight in gold.BPers are kinda down on paid education, but it works for me.

In a nicer property, you can buy real official molding and either paint it or stain it; in a more value-priced property, you can buy 1x4s, round off the sharp outside corners with sandpaper, and paint or stain those. 

It’s a paid nationwide database and pretty sharp.