Small, low-cost updates can significantly increase the appeal and sale price of a home. Focusing on curb appeal through landscaping and painting the front door can invite buyers inside. Updating the kitchen by replacing cabinets, fixing the flooring, and upgrading appliances if possible is especially valuable since many buyers prioritize the kitchen. Even small, outdated areas inside can be improved through coordinated paint colors, sleek furniture, and freshening up the fireplace with new tiles, paint, or wall art. Minor renovations throughout a home can create a major positive impression on potential buyers.

1. F I V E R E D E S I G N SIVEREDESIGNS
to profit on your flip

2. SMALL UPDATES
W I L L I M P R E S S
P O T E N T I A L B U Y E R S .
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3. Where to start?

4. Curb appeal
Pull out weeds and eliminate overgrowth
Repaint the front door
Arrange colorful seasonal flowers
Invite buyers in through an
charming entrance

5. Then focus on the kitchen,
the heart of the home.

6. The Kitchen
Update the cabinets
Focus on the floor
Replace the appliances if possible
40% of home buyers are willing to pay
more for an eat-in kitchen. Can you
adjust this renovation in your design?

7. NURTURE SMALL,
OUTDATED AREAS.
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Create an illusion of depth with coordinating paint colors.
Choose simple, sleek furniture that fits the space.

8. Freshen up the fireplace.

9. What can you do with a
dysfunctional fireplace?
Add new tile or masonry
A fresh coat of paint can make the
fireplace "pop"
Find an art piece or dramatic wall
decor for the fireplace to accentuate
its details

10. Minor updates can make a
major difference.

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