Depending on the market and home condition you can get by without touching the exterior, but again it depends on market and exterior conditions.

These are exterior measurements.

From the photos provided, your design, finishes, and exterior elevations are very impressive.

I priced an exterior door in July and went to order in sept.

Ultimately it will show up in my framing inspection, which I haven't heard back from yet, but my assumption would be that every space between interior drywall and exterior siding should have a layer of insulation. 

On the exterior, removed all the overgrown bushes from the front and back, cut 2 small trees in front, planted some sod, power wash exterior of the house, and added mulch and solar lights.

Purchase price: $505,000 Cash invested: $125,000 Sale price: $550,000 Performed the following renovations:-Roof replacement-Converted doorway into an open archway-Kitchen replacement including flooring and moving and running water lines-Converted window into a patio door with patio steps-Lighting & electrical panel and fixtures-Painting exterior / interior-New Gutters-Carpentry-Landscaping

Purchase price: $122,000 Cash invested: $7,000 Sale price: $196,500 Reno'd both bathrooms, all interior floor tile, carpet in bedrooms, reno'd kitchen and exterior paint.

Mine has roof, floors, hvac, appliances, hot water heater, bath remodel, kitchen remodel, exterior paint or siding, etc.

Do they want more exterior lighting for safety?