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Adam Lang
  • Appleton, WI
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Water in basement of property

Adam Lang
  • Appleton, WI
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I am looking to buy an older duplex and the basement has a concrete floor with stone walls. There are some minor cracks but there are no major cracks and the walls are not bowing in at all. There appears to be an area in the concrete where a little water is coming up through the floor. Would this be a major concern when looking to buy a property? I would of course make sure to have an inspection done before closing on the property. 

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