Homeowners looking to sell often seem confused over what constitutes an improvement versus deferred maintenance. Here’s a handy list that’ll help your clients distinguish between basic maintenance and genuine home improvements.
Source: Inman News
Improvement vs. maintenance: How to explain the difference
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