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Cynthia Ng
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Hopewell Junction, NY
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CO question installed support beam

Cynthia Ng
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Hopewell Junction, NY
Posted

Hello BP professionals 

I need some professional advise here; im rehabbing a foreclosure house in City Poughkeepsie NY; we passed electrical inspection but during plumbing inspection the inspector caught the beam my husband and I installed without proper footing because we did it for extra support it’s a 150 old house but we didn’t remove any beams or headers 

Now the inspector asking us to get the professional to replace it but I don’t have the funding to do it

Can I just simply remove the beam? 

I need the CO to close on refi !!

Please advise 

Thank you

Cynthia 

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