Here are the top 10 things home owners do that could actually devalue their property

Here are the top 10 things home owners do that could actually devalue their property AD HouseBuyerBureau Lancashire Property SellYourHome

Your home is your biggest asset, so how do you make sure you don’t accidentally reduce its value. Chris Hodgkinson from property buying specialistssays, “Property prices have risen significantly over recent years, so most homeowners will have seen the value of their house rise, but there are certain actions that can actually make a serious dent in the re-sale value”. Here is his top 10:Regular upkeep is crucial for maintaining a home's value.

Chris says, “There are many things that you can do that will ‘accidentally’ devalue your home.

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