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Entering the interior of the home, the entryway is carpeted. Enter into the large
<br />living area, the kitchen to the right, the living room to the left. Rotating
<br />clockwise through the home. The north wall is paneled; there is a large picture
<br />window. Nothing of note; the window sill is in good shape. The ceiling is
<br />textured drywall. Now to the west interior wall of the house. This wall contains
<br />the fireplace, with large stone moss rock. There is no apparent cracking between
<br />the mortar and any of the rock. There is a large wood stove in the fireplace. The
<br />stone proceeds from the corner of the northeast corner of the room to
<br />three-quarters of the way down the east wall. Continuing along the east wall,
<br />there are two windows, one on each side of the chimney. They are small windows,
<br />approximately 2 and 1/2 feet by 18 inches. There is a television obscuring a
<br />portion of the wall. This entire room is paneled, carpeted, a drywalled ceiling.
<br />Continuing into the hallway and entering the bedroom in the southeast corner of
<br />the home. The floor is carpeted, the walls are painted wood paneling, the ceiling
<br />is textured drywall. Portions of the room are obscured by a bed, a dresser,
<br />various and sundry household items. There are a few cracks evident in the
<br />paneling, cracks through the paint. They are all joints where pieces of paneling
<br />are put together. An example of such will be Photo Number 20. Continuing now on
<br />to the bedroom's south wall, drywall tape lines are evident where cracks have
<br />developed the length of the wall, including in the ceiling where the drywall
<br />joints come together. The room is freshly painted and the cracks are more
<br />indentations than true cracking. Due to their nature and the darkness of the
<br />room, there is no photo. There is no cracking above any of the corners of the
<br />windows, closet or entryway door. Exiting back into the carpeted hallway and
<br />entering the bathroom, which is on the south side of the house. The bathroom is
<br />carpeted, drywalled ceiling. All of the walls are wallpapered. The tub has a
<br />linoleum insert; no apparent cracking, no problems of any kind notable. The
<br />caulking looks good along the sides of the bathtub. The vanity is fine; there are
<br />no problems. There is electric baseboard heat. No apparent problems with any of
<br />the baseboards. Now exiting the bathroom, back into the hallway and entering the
<br />bedroom in the southwest corner of the house. The bedroom has a carpeted floor,
<br />drywalled ceiling, painted drywalled walls. In this room, too, there is evidence
<br />of drywall tape bubbling up, not true cracking, along this wall. On the south
<br />wall, there is a window and there is a vertical crack extending from just above
<br />the electric baseboard to the lower left corner of the window. This will be Photo
<br />Number 21. Rotating to the west wall, the wall is paneled and corked. Now on to
<br />the north wall. There is a closet which looks like it has been added on to the
<br />room and is not completely finished. No apparent problems. No problems above the
<br />doors of the closet or the entryway. Exiting this bedroom back into the hallway.
<br />Here on the left, just outside the bedroom, is a closet. Nothing of note. The
<br />hallway is wallpapered, carpeted floor, etc. Back into the hallway and now into
<br />the kitchen, which has a carpeted floor and the walls are barnwood sided. No
<br />apparent problems or cracking. The ceiling is textured drywall and shows some
<br />bubbling, as though it is taking some weight in a couple of spots; nothing of
<br />note, no real cracking. Exiting the kitchen into a foyer with a couch in it, and
<br />also a pantry. The room is completely paneled, textured drywall ceiling, carpeted
<br />floor, nothing of note. Now entering the utility room which has a tiled linoleum
<br />floor, partially painted and partially wallpapered walls. Portions of the room
<br />are obscured by the water heater, freezer, washer and dryer, a sink, shelves,
<br />etc. There is a back door in this room. This side of the house, the small pantry
<br />area and utility room, is an addition on this house. There is a little bit of
<br />cracking along the contact between the addition and the original exterior.
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