They celebrate paying off their outsized mortgage because for them it's a great life-changing accomplishment.They mourn when they have to leave the house that they spent so much of their lives in, like their cheap ticky-tacky tract-built place is an ancestral estate handed down from time immemorial and their lives are bound up with the soil it rests on.They fill their houses with just ungodly amounts of their crap, trying to own it more fully.They hire people to do the simplest jobs in their house because they're worried to death about structurally compromising the joint: "Oh no, if I replace this faucet and the faucet leaks there will be massive damage and a contractor will have to give me a quote and I'll have to file a claim with my insurance, and, and, and..."

CIP deterioration is most negatively affected by soil issues (not applicable here), speed of flow through pipe (faster is better, within reason), and makeup of the effluent and gases within (mostly acidic for waste, possibly basic in heavy cleaning situations).

Since the house had no basement, the water leak most likely washed away some soil beneath the building.So, bottom line is, have it checked out quickly.

What's underneath this wall.  

You want the water to get down and soak the soil under the roots....that how it gets it water.

To piggyback off the Youtube conversation, some people are putting transcripts (or partial transcripts) of their videos underneath the videos, with a link to the entire transcript on their website (of course).

I would also place good pans underneath if they were in the house to avoid future water damage. 

You can form an agent team, but they are still underneath a broker... or can be broker themselves.  

Or you could look from underneath to see the brand. 

Maybe the tread underneath the welcome mat was too rough for the vinyl planks.