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Is it load bearing?
I have a small ranch home, only 21’ wide with 2x4 trusses and floor joists that are perpendicular to a wall I want to remove. The wall is above the beam in the basement but does not have any headers above the bedroom doorways. From the research I’ve done the trusses are queenpoint. I hope that is enough information to be able to tell me if the wall is loadbearing or not.
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