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Margaret Jay
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Shifting Soil: Deal breaker?

Margaret Jay
  • Homeowner
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Hi all! We are considering an out of state investment property and the agent disclosed that there was a foundation structural inspection that shows cracks in the brick veneer and foundation wall. The inspector recommended 14 helical piers to prevent additional settling. The agent says that soil shifting is normal for the area, but should we be concerned? The property was in contract, but the previous buyer walked away. The issue hasn't been fixed and we would obviously consider that in the offer price, but what would you all recommend? Worth pursuing or run away? What factors should we consider? Thanks for your input. - Margaret

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