Or it has terrible curb appeal that scares away buyers but you know it can be easily cleaned up and rented for significantly more because of location.There's far too much to explain with such a generic question.

It truly worked better as a rental, but I am not holding at the present.We were hoping to find someone who could look past the lack of curb appeal.  

I do think the hardi plank looks nice and can certainly add to the curb appeal of your property.

While on my visit the realtor basically told me that as soon as I put any appliances, granite, piping basically anything in these houses that they would be stolen and that has basically curbed my appetite for the state but now I'm hungry again to invest there.

I was planning on doing outside 1st to increase curb appeal and get the call.Thanks for everyones advise.

No curbs if possible.

Just looking for some ideas to freshen up the look of the front and give it some nice curb appeal, it's located in a historic district of town with many other older homes around it.We are taking out the concrete steps (left in the picture) and putting a new staircase on the right of the porch, it will come down 4 stairs to a landing and turn 90% and have more stairs to the driveway.I'm thinking raised beds on the rest of the lawn-full sun all day and steep.Thanks all!

Good morning BP Community, I was wondering if a front garden would affect the curb appeal of a MFH rental.

The curb appeal and possibly value will surely go up while you're living there.

You could probably do something nice with landscaping for less that will improve curb appeal.