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Kathryn Schauer
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Thoughts on an Inspection Report?

Kathryn Schauer
  • Investor
  • Connecticut
Posted

These are the main areas of concern the inspector found today on a SFH I'm looking at in Indianapolis. The structural issues are really concerning to me, as well as the moisture in the basement.

What is reasonable to expect from the seller?  The seller is a turnkey company, not an individual. 

Would these issues be enough to move on and not purchase for you?  

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