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Differentiating Influences on Home Value
A property's final sale price is influenced by a wide range of factors. Some of these are a direct result of the homeowner's decisions and investments, while others are determined by broader market and community forces. Compare and contrast two factors that a homeowner can directly control to influence their home's value with two factors that are largely outside of their individual control. For each of the four factors you choose, explain the reasoning behind your categorization.
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