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Stamped certified structural analysis?
I am looking at a property that has this requirement:
Purchaser is responsible for providing a letter of corrections and stamped certified structural analysis from a certified engineer prior to performing any repairs or improvements to the property.
What does this imply? Is there a major structural issue or a foundation issue? It is a SFH bank owned and foreclosed, but a twin but I'm not sure if someone is living in the other side.
thanks in advance, you folks have been really helpful.