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Installing a foundation
Hey BP community! I have the chance to buy a fire damage house at a good price through a wholesaler. In my due diligence, I contacted the city code office to make sure there are no deal breakers- there might be. The city requires any "significant" modifications (restoration or modification constituting 50% of the value) to elevate the house and secure to a new concrete foundation. The house is currently post & pier.
Has anyone taken a post & pier house and put a foundation under it? How big of an undertaking is this? Thanks for any input!