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Barshay Graves
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Investing in property with uneven floors

Barshay Graves
  • Investor
  • Vineland, NJ
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Has anyone taken a chance on a home with uneven floors. (Property is 115 years old)? 

Any issues arise? 

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Al Williamson
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Al Williamson
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@Barshay Graves I bought a rental with uneven floors.

I crawled underneath and examined things. I was able to identify the problem areas and knew a few cement pads and wedges would take care of the issue. And that was the case.

I'm a civil engineer with lots of bridge construction experience.

So that's my point - get an engineer to crawl it.

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