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Termite Damage Repair

Kameeka Shirle
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I am analyzing a property that has extensive termite damage under the crawlspace and in the attic. Everything else was updated and renovated. The house is 100 years old and it is 781 Sq ft.  How do you repair termite damage to the foundation? About how much would it cost? What other considerations would I need to take into account (e.g. redoing the floor, new roof,  etc.)? Thanks!

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David Avery
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David Avery
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Look at your roof line.  If it is straight then your ok.  If it settles or a rollercoaster then you have issues.

A good contractor could write up an estimate to repair and you could deduct that from sales price or use it in the negotiation process.  Get that contractor a $50 gift certificate which is much cheaper than an inspector.

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