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Posted by on March 26, 2007, 8:35 pm
> On 23 Mar 2007 16:46:47 -0700, rog...@yahoo.com wrote:
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> >> rog...@yahoo.com wrote:
> >> > I placed a bid on a garden style condominium that is 2 floors. My
> >> > unit would be on the secondfloor. The living roomflooris a little
> >> >slanted. There is of course a unit below me.
> >> > Does anyone know what could possibly have happened. The condo was
> >> > built in 1984.
> >> > Is there something I should do? thankyou for any info.
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> >> How much and where is the slant? Off 1/2" one side to the other, or
> >> sinking 3" in the middle? How, in relation to load-bearing walls?
> >> Anotherfloorabove? Wood frame construction? Masonry walls?
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> >I am going with an architect today (a friend) to look at the place.
> >There is another unit smaller one came on the market
> >today in the same complex asking for $20,000 more than what I paid
> >for. There's is 1080 sq ft 2 bedroom by 2 bath.
> >mine is 3 bedroom 2 bath and its 1380 sq ft. I don't know what to do
> >at this point. the home inspector saw this place and
> >said that there is a slant on top of the two stairs that go into the
> >loft. Thats it, nothing about the living room.
> >My friend will bring a leveler to look into the slant. regards Roger
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> That would be worderful if he could bring a leveler.
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> He'll probably just bring a level.
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It looks like the floor is OK. I will proceed to buy the condo. The
architect checked out the place with a level and it looks OK. Thanks
for you advise.
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