There is a post at the bottom of the stair and one on each landing.

So I had my guy do both the stairs and the basement for $500.

I must admit, I am struggling a little on this one.We already made an offer on the home and the counter was decent, still keeping us below initial asking price.The offer was with indication that we would be doing an independent home inspection, always a smart idea.At first visit to property, there was concern on the diagonal/zig zagging lines in the walls, the few gaping holes where the stairs meet the home – evidence that the staircases had at one point pulled away/separated from the home.This cracking is by no means just settling, my limited knowledge of home construction was telling me, this here was a structural issue.But wait….. there’s more!

The stairs need to be sanded and refinished.

I have a tenant up stairs who is happy that I’m intative to any issues that comes up like her water tank that kicked the bucket she only had to wait 24hrs before it was up and running.

(There is also a back door a half-flight down from the kitchen, but it's far from the driveway and enters into the basement stairs.)There is an extra 12'5" x 6'5" room on the driveway side of the house.

Also, she threaten to put cement down the drains and to burn the place down.

The property needs a lot of work, from full electrical to plumbing to new windows/frames, and wood stairs that lead to second story, just to name a few.

Stairs, uneven ground, lifting up and down, wheels only get in the way and make it heavier.

Take the 3rd floor, and the extra flight of stairs and make more money!