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Polina Kin
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Cracks in exterior brick walls...Should I buy or run?

Polina Kin
  • Kailua, HI
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I am looking at buying a single family house on a slope. The property looks good except the inspector noticed some cracks in the exterior brick. The cracks look like they have previously been filled. I am just wondering if this cracking is a sign of structural issues with the house and if I need to consult with a structural engineer or not. Would you be concerned and possibly walk away from the deal? 

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