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Ethan Bruland
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Ethan Bruland
  • Investor
  • H, NE
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I just signed the purchase agreement on a rougher looking rental.  It's got a great return, but has more potential in it's current market.  My question is, what can i do to add curb apeal.  I'm the #s guy and not the design guy.  It's all brick and has been painted white, so it shows all of it's flaws.  New windows and a door would go a long way, but what can I do to improve the brick look?  First thought is caulk the cracks and paint a different collor.  Any thoughts?  Thanks!

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