Everybody wants to increase the value of their home so as to get the best possible price when it comes to selling up and moving on. Buying a run-down property and putting in the time to improve it can be a great way to gradually move up the property ladder. A lot has been written about the tips and tricks to achieving this. What's often overlooked is the flip side. There are a number of things we should avoid because they have a detrimental effect on the price of our property.

Ten Worst Things You Can Do to Decrease the Value of Your Home

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