So, after a long time of deliberation, you have decided to finally sell your house. Preparing for this could actually be stressful as you obviously would want to earn top dollar. To do that, careful planning and home improvements are needed.
But in the dwindling real estate market where supply surpasses demand, things can easily become frustrating because, naturally, the only reliable way to attract buyers faster is by lowering your asking price. Yet this doesn’t seem to be troubling sellers in this slideshow from the Baltimore Sun.
You’re probably wondering how they can maintain such high asking prices. For one, these properties are located in prime areas. Another reason is that these houses are huge. However, if you take a closer look at the pictures, the most important thing that sets these houses apart from the rest is their exterior appearance and the way it blends in easily with its surroundings.
So how can you enhance your own home’s curb appeal? Fortunately, there are many types of home improvements like siding that you can install. The most important is you always have to make sure that the façade is constantly spotless: the sidewalks should be clear, the lawn mowed, the flowers, plants, and trees trimmed and cared for, and most importantly, the windows, siding, front door and roof have to be well maintained. When it comes to maintaining these parts of your home, you should always call the experts like siding contractors in Maryland that can provide you with the services you need.
Always remember that 90% of a sale is all about how clean and well maintained a home is, so you shouldn’t focus on just the size or style of your house so much – new siding is relatively cheap compared to the value you’ll get from it. For this extremely important aspect of your home, one of the most trusted among Maryland siding contractors is Roof Masters. We provide only the best materials to ensure that your siding will remain in its best condition even after numerous thunderstorms and constant heat in summer.
(Article Excerpt from Baltimore’s Top Properties for May, www.baltimoresun, May 19, 2014)
