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Angie Williams
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Bronx, NY
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Foundation Question??

Angie Williams
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Bronx, NY
Posted
Hello BP! I want to purchase this home. It's on a hill and I was a bit afraid about the foundation. This is what an agent wrote to me about the property I'm interested in putting an offer on. Any advice or thoughts at how much work I could be looking at with foundation. I'm not worried about baths, windows, and doors. That I am use to rehabbing. "It needs kitchens and baths, roof, windows, doors, flooring. Also, there appears to have been alot of structural work done on it as part of the foundation is newer. The rear of the foundation, (fieldstone foundation) has caved in on the inside of the house, has not reached the exterior. Many of the floors are heaved and slanted." Any advice would be helpful. Thanks in advance!

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