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Buying a Property with Big Tree near side wall? Problem? Do able?

Parth Patel
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Just looking for some insights with those that might have dealt with trees close to the property/potential foundational stuff. The property is in decent condition besides that. My main concern is around dealing with the tree and/ potential foundation stuff. It is a three-story triplex, with similar layouts and kitchen area right in the middle of the house facing the back of where the tree is.

The second and third-floor area kitchen area has a little sag/leaning floor but it's just that area nowhere else. It could be a thing that's from the house older and little bit of foundation settling/just general use or if its an ongoing issue. 

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David M.
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David M.
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@Parth Patel

I’d get an engineer to evaluate your foundation. It may need some complicated “love.”

Also, I’d properly emplace the A/C compressor. In the background. Looks like it’s propped up on cinder blocks and leaning over so it’s been held up by the house..

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