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Kyle Marsh
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  • Massachusetts
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Why are the floors bending?

Kyle Marsh
  • New to Real Estate
  • Massachusetts
Posted

Hello,

Why do the floors/ceilings bow downwards in old multifamily houses? I know that if it's the ground floor there could potentially be structural/foundational issues, but what about when it's the second floor? At what point is the bending too much? I'd appreciate any input thank you.

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