How much impact on price from loose drywall tape?

[bUU]

Originally Posted by hooligan

I've been saying that since post #5.

Yet instead of leaving the thread once your "job" was done, you've continue to thread crap for pages and pages.

[hooligan]

This is a discussion forum. If you don't like the discussion, you're free to leave the thread.

<shrug>


Did you get a realtor to be your listing agent and give you advice about the repair, yet?

[johngolf]

Granted I did not read all posts but how can something this simple go on and on and on and on.....

[tnff]

Originally Posted by bUU

The pros says it is normal settling.

So since that is what happened when you sold your home please provide more details about how it went down with your buyer.

Sorry missed this earlier or would have answered. We weren't selling, we were buying. We walked away without making an offer. It was like a big Danger Will Robinson! House was just a couple years old, ut had already had a couple owners. Turns out the builder declared bankruptcy due to quality problems. Colo Springs. Early 90s.

I don't believe tape pulling away is normal settling. Minor cracks yes but tape separating, no. As a buyer I'd worry either moisture damage or poor tape job and how big a fix will it get into. Just a couple feet or retake and repaint throughout.

[bUU]

Originally Posted by hooligan

Did you get a realtor to be your listing agent and give you advice about the repair, yet?

It is too early yet.