This Paint Color Can Increase Your House Price by $6,000

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When it comes to the color of your front door, personal preference isn’t always the best way to go if you’re looking to sell at a premium.
According to Reader’s Digest, the color we choose to paint our front doors can have a significant effect when we come to sell – reaping some sellers an extra $6,000 plus on their sale price.

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Reader’s Digest reports property listed website Zillow looked at 135,000 houses from across the country to see how paint colors affect property prices.

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When it comes to painting the interior of your home, buyers much preferred cool and neutral paint colors over darker red and brown. And, if you’re a fan of painting the exterior of your home a bright, cheerful yellow you may want to rethink it – yellow homes sold for $3,408 less than other homes, Reader’s Digest reports.