Instead of dragging a fresh box of flooring around to weigh down the previously installed plank, I positioned my knee and body weight (a little high lately with the holidays coming up lol) to keep the unfinished row from disengaging.

The financing went complicated and in the end we got a price reduction from $96k to $92.5k.

If you are able to get a seller price reduction as a result of this issue, this might work out better for you.

My advice is don’t skimp get the inspections, check references, find the best inspector you can they can be worth their weight in gold.

After that, you can role the loan into a VA IRRRL loan, which stands for Interest Rate Reduction Refinance.

I would be inclined to think that this would not pass building code due to venting and issues with the structural integrity of the added weight, but does anyone have anymore insight?

I do hope to see more homes on the market and a reduction in the number of offers for each available property.Originally posted by @Cameron Tope:Thanks for sharing Rob!

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carries very little weight.

@Caleb Reits A good handyman is worth their weight in gold!