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Wood Trim Wall Problems
 

The 2 x 4 wood trim you see that is nailed over the drywall could be signs that there was cracking in the corners.

Again I am just assuming we aren't stating a fact, that there are cracks or wall problems.

Some people will cover wall blemishes or damage with wood trim or other building materials. You're going to find this hard to believe but some people are dishonest and do things like this. That's why I created this section on the website.

Now for the real damage report, let's say you don't want this wood trim on the wall. Now there will be damage as you remove the wood trim from the wall, you will have nail holes to patch or repair.

Keep this in mind when looking for homes to buy.

 

 

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