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John Ma
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  • Arlington, VA
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sagging roof old house rental and insurance inspections

John Ma
  • Investor
  • Arlington, VA
Posted

hey guys, I wanted to see if someone who has been around the block  can offer some insight.

I have been house hacking my rental for the past 4 years but have recently moved out and am legitimizing it working with a prop manager and such.

one thing that has crossed my mind is when I switch my house insurance from owner occupied to rental, they will be performing an inspection and im a little bit anxious of my roof.

My shingles and ply boards were changed not too long ago however the joists are warped due to the house being a 1920s. Would this be an issue for any inspector?

I had my roofer inspect the joists to make sure it was solid when the roof was changed, infact it was them whom suggested I use the existing framing to save some bucks.

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