I guess but i would have to see that.. thats pretty crazy.. you let houses sit like that in those weather conditions and soil conditions with out regular maintenance they will get either broken into and stripped or squatters or foundations will go wonky.. 

The child locks were attached with an adhesive tape that ripped the paint right off when removed.  3  cabinet drawer fronts had 2-3 inch diameter damage where you could see the mdf underneath.

I don’t know what happened most recently whether the cable was lowered at the power pole or the garage was built underneath it.

The structure costs are pretty black and white and would apply to almost any lot, only difference is in the grading or export/import of dirt and/or quality of the soil. 

I will also redo the whole kitchen and remove the attached island for a floating island with bar stools that hid underneath.

Maybe do a survey and make sure that the houses are on their own property, not encroaching on another lot.Make sure the ground water is not so high that it floods the basement, house.Make sure there are not a bunch of termites in the ground, and eaten up wood in the houses.Make sure the soil is not shifting, depending on where the houses are located, think sink hole.Check water pressure.Sooo, many things it could be physically.Then you have to look at the social things like the houses getting broken into every other day, neighbors from the hood, or even a building inspector going through a divorce:)  Or maybe it is just something simple like the buyer could not get financed since the house is a wreck, only certain financing is available.

I would speak with an environmental company that may be able to recommend a professional for you to speak with and also research the soils.

We hang her artwork in our spaces with her business card and artist bio underneath.

As a very general number $20k for a whole system is often discussed to put it into perspective, and often the number comes in lower, however there are also times when the the soil, location, bedroom size, and other variables can push the number up significantly.

Once we ripped up the floor (linoleum), we discovered that the rot extended underneath the cabinets and into the bathroom.