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Venky B.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Peoria, IL
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Structural damage... is it worth to buy

Venky B.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Peoria, IL
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I looked at a home built in 1950s and would like to offer for buy and hold, but have concern. The home looks good, but has structural damage in the basement. It is a ranch home and the basement walls have a horizontal crack with a bow shape in the middle by 1-2 inches from vertical. This is in all the 3 sides of the basement. Some places it has staircase shape cracks. I would like to know, if any one has experience or knowledge in buying and fixing this kind of structural damage with out any issues later Or is it a concern and need to move away from this kind of homes. Appreciate experts suggestions

Thanks,

Venkatesh

  • Venky B.
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