Hello, we've had a full survey undertaken on a London Victorian terrace. The property needs some love, which we are fine with. But, there a lot of cracks that bother me. I have grilled the surveyor who reassures me that he sees these all the time and that they are typical of London properties of this age. However, I need more convincing before we mortgage ourselves up to the hilt. Throughout the survey it says things like 'floors are sloping in multiple directions' (though not springiness). The external of the property is covered in render and so it's not possible to see the state of the brickwork and it has recently been re-rendered to make it look good for sale presumably.
Here are the photos - please also advise if there is another type of professional we could call into the property pre purchase to give a more concrete level of reassurance (no pun intended!) I understand a structural engineer would need to dig and remove plaster which obviously we can't do. The first two photos show exterior and corresponding interior. There are also photos of an uneven door frame to the room. I don't want to share too much as it's not my property and doesn't feel right. There are other hairline style cracks everywhere, it's these ones that particularly bother me.
Thanks in advance.