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Ricardo Meza
  • San Jose, CA
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Foundation Crack - San Jose, CA

Ricardo Meza
  • San Jose, CA
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I'm going to look at a property that has a foundation crack.  I don't know the extent of the issue, but, what are some things I need to consider before making an offer?  Would there be concerns for the rest of the property if the crack is isolated in one room/area?  

As always, your insight is appreciated.  

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David Roberts
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David Roberts
  • Brownstown, MI
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Check Youtube for some videos on the different cracks and what they mean, and what repairs might need to be done.   Its a great start before calling companies to give free inspections.   It has been my experience (Limited) that foundation companies dont want to give free estimates unless you are the listing agent or the owner.  So, shyof lying, they might want a fee for coming out.  Its an education though,  so might be worth paying once or twice if you cant find someone ro come out for free

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