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Foundation Questions: Brick and Trees right on sides of the house

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Hi All,

I am a rookie looking to purchase my first house hack. I found a 1940s duplex that I love the numbers of. However, I know foundational issues are key to check out before purchasing. Here you see some brick of the base of the house loose. Also, there are several trees rooted right at the base of the house. Because they are so close to the foundation, could that be a potential problem. Or could it be a potential problem to remove it? I really want to go after this deal, but I with foundational issues possibly being a larger expense, I want to have more knowledge of it before making a decision if anyone has experience with similar situations. Thank you so much!

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