Is the their an issue with the soil under the home?

Installing sound batt insulation between floor joists. 2.Hanging ceiling drywall underneath a layer of vinyl and a firing strip.If that is not an option then some options would be to install a double layer floor like in picture number 2.

DOM (Days on Market)No comps, or comps are too variedActive vs. pending ratioHigh tax assessment to value ratioInsurance:Property in flood plain or zone and on flood map requiring insuranceCLUE report, uninsurable or difficult to insureInsurance escrow or notLapse, adequacy of coverageProperty:SquattersFunctional ObsolescenceSeptic, onsite systemsWellLead or galvanized plumbingTerracotta sewerProperty preservationStructural damage (expansion cracks, main beams)Landscaping issues: retaining walls, bamboo, soil shifting, etc.No permitsIllegal BR size < 70 sq.

Cost about $20,000 for rock delivered.Put Geogrid underneath, so no potholes after 4 years.

It's based off of soil tests and which areas can support a drain field.

Three estimates from roofer came between $5600 and $8000 to repair them.FIRST FLOOR- We find that in the corner under the window the wooden floor is not rigid, and there is sign that underneath of it there was a water infiltration even though it was dry in that moment.- The bathroom shower has some tiles on the ceiling that are falling, obviously a leak for the bathroom on the second floor.

Payment was made promptly to repair the damages but new carpet & padding was just placed on top to cover the extent of damages underneath without actually repairing.There was water leaking at the front of the home.

In some areas, they allow you to build your first floor above the flood level but then have to allow for water to flow freely under the structure.The openings should still have grates over them to prevent wildlife from taking up residence underneath.  

In Maine an easy fix would be to roto- till up the upper two - three inches of soil and seed it.

Other options are 1) taking the carpet up (which you had cleaned) and replacing the padding underneath (where the smell is stuck). 2) sealing the floor underneath with an oil based product.