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Updated almost 7 years ago, 01/23/2018

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Amardeep G.
  • Washington, Washington DC
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Crack in the wall indicating serious problems?

Amardeep G.
  • Washington, Washington DC
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Hi all, 

I was looking at an otherwise promising property and I saw this photo with a couple of cracks in the wall.  I'm not a DIY'er and so I thought I'd reach to more experienced people - could this indicate serious structural problems or is it mainly cosmetic (or would you need an inspection to know for sure).  I don't want to waste my time with this one if this is a deal-breaker.  

Thanks in advance. 

Sonny 

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