I imagine it could be rectified, just depends on how much you are willing to spend should you need too and only you can make the final decision, you may be able to get quotes on how much it might cost.
Removal of load bearing wall - done properly?
- Thread starter MikeSteel
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Yes that's right - if it needs any work
Normally, these things are just a bargaining point for the buyers "risk". The buyer should minimise his risk, but all things considered, it may not be something that should jeopardize the sale. If the sellers are saying there is a steel beam in there, then thats something.
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had this exact problem with the property i am in, it was picked up on the survey so i got the seller to pay for a structural surveyor and i met him at the house, turned out the removed wall was load baring and a few windows didnt have lintels, seller fixed it all (wall was replaced with a load baring stud wall) sale went through fine.
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