7 Tips when moving to Hilton Head
Appfolio Websites • May 21, 2013
Are you a frequent mover or anticipating a move in the near future? You can make the next move easier by preparing a strategy to pre-pack and organize stuff you want to take — and toss what you’d rather leave behind!
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With some smart organizing, you can make an easy exit — and your next move will be a breeze!
Here are 7 tips to keep you nimble.
Key Takeaways First Impressions Matter: Enhancing your rental property's curb appeal can attract more potential tenants and increase its value. Simple upgrades like fresh landscaping, a clean walkway, and a well-maintained exterior can make a big difference. Lighting and Maintenance Are Key: Good outdoor lighting improves both aesthetics and security, while regular maintenance—such as repainting the front door and cleaning gutters—keeps your property looking inviting and well-kept. Small Changes, Big Impact: You don’t need a full renovation to boost curb appeal. Adding potted plants, updating house numbers, or installing a stylish mailbox can create an instant visual upgrade with minimal effort.
Key Takeaways Maintain Clear Communication: When tenants request to paint, it's important to discuss expectations and guidelines upfront. This ensures both parties understand the conditions and helps maintain a positive landlord-tenant relationship. Set Specific Conditions: If you decide to allow painting, consider setting parameters such as approved color palettes, designated areas, and requirements for repainting upon move-out. This approach helps preserve the property's appeal for future tenants. Consider Alternatives: If you're hesitant about permanent changes, suggest removable options like high-quality, removable wallpaper. This allows tenants to personalize their space without causing lasting alterations to the property.
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