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Maria Morton
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I love architecture & design and neighborhoods & people. I truly enjoy helping
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Conducting real estate transactions is a challenge; mentally, physically, and emotionally. A challenge I love! Attending to every detail is vital. The
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No, but if you specifically ask the inspector if he will do this as part of his inspection, you may find one to accept that challenge. Be sure to get the sellers' permission and be prepared to pay for damages and repair of the structure. Most of the drywall you're worried about was used in FL, AL, & LA - down south. FEMA used a fair amount in the emergency housing they provided to the victims of Katrina - but that's a separate can of worms.
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