Stay neutral. That’s the mindset when it comes to choosing paint colors for both the outside and inside of your flip. But bland is not a color. Consider these color options for future projects. Exteriors Perhaps the biggest factor in curb appeal is the color you select for the exterior of your home. Tans and browns have been safe and somewhat expected choices, while light gray has become increasingly popular. A mix of gray and beige, known as “greige,” however, is proving to have found a sweet spot with buyers, according to Zillow. The real estate company advises that homes

There’s a first time for everything—including house-flipping. Here are some major pitfalls to avoid. Buying the Best House in a Poorly Maintained Neighborhood Don’t try to flip a property in a neighborhood where all of the other homes are in bad condition. When you go to sell your flip, if the street is bad—or the area has no foreseeable growth potential—buyers will pass it up. Don’t become a case study by being the first investor on a bad block. Ignoring Red Flags The listing price of the home you found makes it a tempting purchase. Sure, there’s water damage…and the

Throughout your flipping endeavors you’ll encounter various home styles, each with their own aesthetic and set of characteristics. From contemporary, to Mediterranean, to mid-century modern, here are a few popular and unique home styles. Contemporary The contemporary looks to connect the indoors with the outdoors and incorporate lots of natural light. These homes usually place an emphasis on energy efficiency and the use of sustainable and recycled non-toxic materials. They vary greatly in design and appearance. Storybook This style is typically an asymmetrical masonry or stucco home of one or two stories, and usually features steeply-pitched roofs with gables. Oftentimes

Some homebuyers love the look of exposed brick. It can work well in industrial-style spaces, or in ones with French country flair. Others buyers may find the red or brown tones in some brick to be heavy, overpowering, or outdated. Here are five ways to downplay or play up the look of the brick inside of your flip. Paint It Got a red, orangey, or tan brick fireplace? Sometimes a couple of coats of white paint is all you need to give it a fresh, clean, and updated look. You can also create the appearance of antique brick with white