The curb appeal of a home is the first impression a buyer will get after an online search and can ultimately play at a buyer's emotions, both negatively or positively. Charlotte recalls her own experience when buying her first home. "For me personally, I knew I had found 'the one' when buying my first home the minute I pulled up the driveway. There was something that struck me about the home's curb appeal and the way it sat up at the top of a soft rolling hill sprinkled with pink and white azalea bushes in full bloom. I got that warm fuzzy feeling that's difficult to put into words, but I knew there was nothing on the inside that would keep me from loving this home. Granted, I'd read the listing information online and checked out the interior photos (as any prudent buyer should before viewing a home), so I had a decent understanding of what I'd find upon entering."
