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Katie

Used home inspection

Post by Katie » Sun Jun 16, 2002 6:46 am

Just looked at a 2-year-old man. home which was bought by an investor and refurbished. The owner said that the house had been a foreclosue and was completely trashed when he bought it He had redone the floors in the living room and kitchen, putting down something that looked like hardwood but wasn't. I would want to carpet over it but I noticed the floor in the kitchen was sort of buckled (I think that's the word) in one place. "Humped up" slightly might describe it better and I remarked on that but the guy said it just needed to be nailed down better. Overall, the house looked pretty good, but how do I find out about the flooring?

rmurray

Not Good EOM

Post by rmurray » Sun Jun 16, 2002 10:41 am

Not good

Tracy

Re: Not Good EOM

Post by Tracy » Sat Jun 29, 2002 6:33 am

Could you elaborate on that please, Mr. Murray? Could the floors really be that bad on such a relatively new house?

rmurray

Re: Not Good EOM

Post by rmurray » Mon Jul 01, 2002 7:36 am

Yes...this home probably had NovoDeck floor and lots of moisture under the home..Most likely the dryer was vented directly under the home..This can cause the whole floor to warp in a very short time...This would not be covered under any warranty..Likely this home has other damage and mold accumulation..

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