I think Oyster White paint is a good choice.

If you're about to sell my advice is always to do as little as possible. A buyer may love the red metal roof. My point is, you don't know what your prospective buyers are going to like so you could be wasting your money. For this house it looks like the best place to spend your money would be on landscaping. Don't go overboard and plant a lot of things that make buyers think about the difficulties of maintaining it, but do enough to make the yard look well-tended and welcoming. Then inside, declutter, clean and repair anything an inspection would find and you're ready to sell. Unless you're in an unusual market where things aren't moving well, if priced correctly this house will sell quickly. If your prospective buyers are likely to be families (as opposed to young marrieds or empty nesters) this is the best season to list. Doing substantial exterior work will just delay the listing.

The red roof will look great with some red in the landscape.

I agree just clean up the yard and make sure inside is clean. The metal roof is a plus, ashame they went with red for that house, I vetoed a house that had blue colored shingles when we were looking

No cedar posts on that house, they do not fit with the house. It needs the white posts. You could however, make those posts a bit bigger. Leave the roof, buyers like metal roofs. No painting on it either. As far as the brick, your house, do as you like, but, if I were looking and the brick were painted, It would not even be a consideration. Guttters and eves and downpouts all white too. The best thing you can do for the house is to put your dollars into the landscaping and the yard itself, and some pretty colorful furniture on the porch, along with some pots of plants. Also good lighting on that porch and paint the door a color that shows up, since it sort of looks like a black hole right now.

To be honest I can't see the house and so cannot help . IMO the firs timpression is the yard and it needs major work to catch the eye of a buyer. As for the rest I need a picture of the house in better light I never like white with brick so a darker color for the trim and siding would be a for sure for me. It would be very interesting to see the style you are going for inside maybe thta will drive the choices outside.

The roof is fine, in fact it's standing seam metal and expensive, like 3 times what asphalt shingles will cost to have the roofing material changed. Not a wise choice if your intent is to flip the house.

It sounds like the general consensus is no paint. We’ll focus on the landscaping first. Swap the columns to something more modern but keep them white. The roof isn’t standing seam metal but still expensive nonetheless. I’m not sure how to brighten the front porch. These photos were taken around mid day so that isn’t helping the lighting situation on the front. It would be better lit in the morning hours. We’ll be adding new lightening which will help in the evenings. I think the suggestion of brightening the front door and adding furniture or decor will help make the area feel more inviting.

The interior design plans are a new kitchen with white shaker style cabinets, new flooring, lighting, and interior doors throughout. As well as renovating both bathrooms.

I think the red roof home is charming and should not be painted over but embraced. It reminds me of Meryl Streep's home in It's Complicated.

The columns need to be beefed up and the landscape and grading looks to be a disaster. That is where I would spend my money.

This isn’t the best photo but gives some idea of the front porch area in better lighting.

That porch would be a place, I would love to sit on early in the morning with my coffee, once it is cleaned, and decorated and looking nice. It looks uninviting, at the moment.

Rethink the overdone white shaker for that house. It does not suit it. It needs natural wood tones, with a vintage vibe. Slab doors, with white counters, and some turquoise to echo the mid century era. With some red touches to bring in some of that fabulous red of the roof. Things like cookie jars, kitchen towels. etc.

The picture showing red in the landscape looks great!  I hope you will replace that decrepit looking gutter that runs along the front of the house.

I think Oyster white could look really good with that roof.

Our house used to have a red metal roof, and it was painted sage green. I was pretty happy with that color combo (ignore the grey porch though.)

I would try and relocate or paint the downspout that is positioned down the brick near your front door. Perhaps re locate it to the far end of the home, tucked behind the corner vs.the front of the house. OR…plant a tree of some sort near it to mask it, being sure to keep drainage clear.

This house is fabulous and I love the red everywhere! I would also get white posts or actually leave the vintage fillagree posts, invest in period-appropriate landscaping, and period appropriate remodeling inside (no shaker cabinets—flat fronts or over-the-top cutesey country in yellow, green green, or pink). ouroboros has some nice modern kitchen ideas for you!