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Updated 6 months ago on . Most recent reply

Sinking foundation, deal or no deal?
Has anyone had experience with purchasing or considered purchasing a building with a sinking foundation? Is it a no go?
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Paid $800 for a structural engineer to write up a 10 page piece of fluff telling us all the ways we could spend money to fix the sinking but settled foundation. Seller from hell wouldn't budge during negotiations so we walked away from what was "as is". Structural review is just the first cost after your offer is accepted. Stay away.