Is this a home valuation or appraisal?

No. Curb Appeal Critic is an informational seller-prep checklist, not a valuation, appraisal, CMA, inspection, or sale-price guarantee.

Do I need to upload photos or share my address?

No. The first version is no-photo and no-address. It asks condition, timing, budget, and prep questions only.

What should I do with the result?

Use the checklist to clean up obvious first-impression items, then ask Isaac which projects are worth doing before photos or a seller strategy conversation.

Interactive tool

Curb appeal critic

Name: 18 Holes to Home
Address: 11901 NE Village Plaza, Suite 271, Kirkland, WA, 98034, US
Price range: Free

Answer a few seller-prep questions and get a prioritized checklist before listing photos. No address, no photo upload, and no valuation claims.

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No address

Privacy-light by design.

The first version asks about condition and timing, not your street address.

No photos

Checklist before uploads.

Get a prep path without sharing exterior photos or private property details.

Seller strategy

Avoid wasteful spending.

Separate quick wins from projects Isaac should review before you list.

Seller prep checklist

Run your numbers.

Free, no signup required

This v0 stays privacy-light: no address, no photos, no valuation, and no stored lead record from the checklist itself. Use it to prioritize prep, then choose whether to bring the result to Isaac.

Timing

When could you list or start a seller conversation?

Move plan

How does selling connect to your next move?

Exterior

How does the front yard look from the street?

First impression

How visible and clean is the front entry?

Surfaces

What condition are paint, siding, trim, or gutters in?

Approach

How does the driveway, walkway, or porch approach look?

Photo day

Does the exterior feel ready for listing photos?

Budget

What prep budget are you comfortable considering?

Execution

How do you prefer to handle prep work?

Concern

What feels most stressful?

Seller prep review

Close to photo ready

You probably need polish more than a major project list.

Quick wins

Clear the entry, porch, and walkway before any photos.
Make house numbers, door hardware, and exterior lights easy to see.
Stay focused on cleanup, entry clarity, lighting, and low-cost polish.

Review with Isaac

Confirm what to do before photos versus after the seller consult.
Map the sell-first timing before spending on prep.
Bring the checklist into a seller strategy conversation before major spending.

Do not overspend yet

Do not treat this as a valuation, appraisal, inspection, or price guarantee.
Do not upload photos or share your street address in this first-pass tool.
Avoid turning simple cleanup into a large project unless the listing plan calls for it.

Bring the context, not private details.

The useful next step is a seller strategy conversation: what to do before photos, what to skip, and what should wait until the listing plan is clear.

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Next step

Use the scenario, then bring it into the round.

These calculators are planning tools, not lender quotes. Use them to get sharper questions and more useful next moves.

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