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Curb appeal can increase or decrease a home’s value by 30%
How do you deal with a neighbour who does not look after their property like you when you are going to list your home for sale?
Neighbour disputes can arise from a variety of circumstances. The best way to tackle a dispute with a neighbour is to talk it out and find a mutually agreeable solution. If the dispute is not resolved through constructive talks, there are legal remedies to address them. Note that suing a neighbour in court may be a lengthy, stressful, and costly process, but it is an option to exercise when all else fails.
The most common types of neighbour disputes arise from:
- Untidy premises;
- Nose complaints;
- Mishandling of dogs and other pets;
- …
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