Which house is easy to sell: the one with the ugly outside or inside?

This is really easy if you thing about it. Yes your first impression is important but you can change that first impression by wanted a buyer to see more with a sign that says I'm Gorgeous inside, don't judge a book by its cover, or inside photos on information in a listing or flyers. On the other hand, a house with a beautiful exterior that is ugly on the inside and gorgeous on the outside gives you a felling like a ballon quickly deflating. As long as the shell of the home doesn't have structural defects the last impression maybe more important than the first as long as you make the buyer want to get past the front door. An added bonus maybe that an ugly exterior may give you a lower assessment, plus the exterior can almost always be repaired while you still occupy the property.