Sometimes, a few simple upgrades can completely change how people see your property—and how quickly it sells. In this episode, Rodney shares low-cost ways to boost curb appeal and real estate value, whether you're listing your home or just want to make it shine. Listeners will learn what improvements matter most to buyers, where to spend (and where not to), and how to create a polished look that makes a lasting impression. It's practical advice for homeowners who want maximum value with minimal investment.

Key Highlights:

• Focus on the Entryway – Why sidewalks, clean rock, and clear walkways instantly increase appeal
• Mailbox Matters – How a strong, stylish mailbox sets the tone before buyers even walk in
• Low-Maintenance Landscaping – Why boulders often beat bushes when selling in dry climates
• Backyard Value Add-Ons – Why pergolas offer more return than turf or plants
• Focal Points that Sell – How to use visual cues to guide buyers’ eyes and create lasting impressions

Connect with Rodney and ZebraScapes at:

Website: https://www.zebrascapes.com/

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zebrascapes/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@zebrascapes8116

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