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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

FSBO w/ Foundation Repair
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The only thing I would add to @J Scott is that the paperwork would be very important for a foundation repair.
Last year when I was looking to buy my own home I saw a few with foundation repairs, and oddly enough the listing agent acted like that was detrimental to the the house. In talking with my agent later, she said that a lot of buyers are scared off because you can see the beams, and know there was something wrong with it.
Having the paperwork, and even better some kind of warranty would help to ally that fear, though some may react negatively out of instinct. Having the listing agent informed about it will certainly help too. The selling agent I dealt with did not explain the benefits of having a foundation repaired, only that it looked scary!