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Brandon Lee
  • Real Estate Investor and Entrepreneur
  • Cornelius, NC
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Hardboard Siding - Built in 1995

Brandon Lee
  • Real Estate Investor and Entrepreneur
  • Cornelius, NC
Posted

Hello BP-ers!

I've been looking at a house that is in a desirable subdivision. It has been on the MLS for 115 days. The home is smaller than the others, and the kitchen/baths need work I am comfortable doing. I'm looking for the big unknown before I submit an offer.

The listing says the Exterior Construction is "Hardboard Siding." I have been doing some Googling, and reading the horror stories of Masonite. 

Is this a stay away situation?

Thanks.

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