We added extensive espresso color wood fencing that was very inexpensive to do and and added lots of curb appeal.

Which one would also be better for curb appeal?

It's a 4 bedroom 3 bathroom with nice ceiling size, good curb appeal, etc.

If you're looking for Pros to town homes, consider the following: the HOA generally covers outside appearance, so that will take care of your curb appeal as well as a lot of your weekly maintenance (lawncare, snow removal, landscaping, etc).

A plumbing modification that requires digging up the curb trap (or something similar) should cost a few grand.

It may take months and a lot of work to get this straightened out which is why I recommend you educate yourself and prepare for the worst-case scenario before starting.Another option: paint numbers on the parking spots or curb.

I also get to upgrade all of the trim to smart trim, which helps with curb appeal. 

Those thinking of selling, in the near future, should focus on curb appeal, etc!

Really the only thing we did to the house was add mulch to the landscaped areas to give it some curb appeal, then cleaned the inside.

If the tenant ignores that date, the sheriff can set a date for a set-out (the tenant gets to hang out but the cop car while your maintenance team hauls everything to the curb).