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Li Tolentino
  • Pasadena, Ca
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Inspection shows past fire - what do I do?

Li Tolentino
  • Pasadena, Ca
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1st property under contract. Inspection shows past fire - attic frames are painted white. Current owner is aware of fire 30 years ago but it was not disclosed when she bought the house 11 years old. The house otherwise in good condition - inspector did not see any structural issues. This is in KSMO.

Is past fire any concern? What are my options? Thanks for your input. 

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