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Kristopher Kelly
  • Investor
  • Fort Walton Beach. FL
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Water In The Basement?

Kristopher Kelly
  • Investor
  • Fort Walton Beach. FL
Posted

Hello BP Fam,

I am tired of looking at houses here in Delaware and not doing any research on fixing/replacing (if possible) a foundational issue with a home. I have seen multiple houses now that have water in the basement. The water is not from a water heater or other appliance. Does anyone have an idea at what cost range or ideas of where this water could be coming from? Sorry for such an open question like this I am sure there are a million answers. The homes are incredibly old. 1870-1900. They are priced about 80-60k under what they are worth. Is this enough of a range for the repairs needed? Do you usually stay away from foundational issues? 

Any help is greatly appreciated!

-Kristopher Kelly 

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