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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Advice on exterior cracks in brick wall
Hi all -
I am close to submitting an offer on a SFR. Upon viewing the property some cracks to the exterior walls were evident. How does this look to people? I know that I will need to bring in a structural engineer once I go under contract but am wondering if I should pass on the property or reduce my bid substantially (I had planned to bid 5% below listing but maybe 15% or greater makes more sense).
Grateful for outside perspectives. Thanks.