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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
How to describe this repair?
When an addition was added to this home, the foundation was (what I describe as) chipped away. The addition is about 4 inches lower than the rest of the house. Carpet and padding were simply placed over this.
I had the floor leveled in the living room. The only other spot left is a door opening to a hallway and vinyl tile "rolls" over it. How do I put the repair to the living room in a very short sentence so the appraiser will understand what the heck I mean?