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Mak K.
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Remodeling- Foundation Issue House

Mak K.
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I am looking at a house which floor is leaning due to foundation issues. Its a two story house (2200 SF). The house is leaning on one side due to soil settlement. The seller has a foundation repair quote for 20K with 1 year warranty.

Any body who has dealt with such foundation issue remodeling. My concern is even if I spend 20K on foundation, once its fixed, the other stuff such as door frames, window frames, cracks etc will need to be fixed. What are other issues I need to account for? 

Once I fix it, would I have challenges in selling the house in the market? If the item is fixed, does it show up on seller disclosures? Because people stay away when they hear foundation issues. 

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