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Peter Paxos
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  • Bayside, NY
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Pitched floors on a 5-unit deal

Peter Paxos
  • Investor
  • Bayside, NY
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Hi to the fantastic and informative BP community! I'm looking at a 5-unit property in upstate New York. During a walk through with seller and agent and there was a noticeable pitch to the floors in each of the units. What should I look for to determine if there is a concern with the integrity of the structure? I don't yet have the property under contract and did not want to spend the money on a PE. Any advice on how to proceed ? Thank you for your kind advice and assistance. Peter. Thank you for your kind advice and assistance. Peter.

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