Master bedroom had a low points ranging from -0.7" to -3.5""The house has experienced settling of the foundation""It is my opinion that the foundation remains structurally sound and re-leveling is not required at this time.During our inspection of the home we came across the following:Noticeable sloping when walking around.Buckling hardwood floors in the master bedroomCracked and delaminated tile in the master bathroomCracked bricks and mortar joints on the exteriorHome inspector said there is definitely evidence of foundation movementPermapier came out to provide a free estimate and evaluation and suggested multiple piers along master bedroom as well as some other areas of the home. 

Why on earth would you sell a golden goose when it’s laying gold eggs for you in the forms of appreciation and rental income ?

The guy who bought relisted it as soon has he closed and just hauled away the trash that was laying around.

Full re-pipe and re-wire, full sheetrock downstairs (ceilings too), upstairs just new texture, all doors replaced, all cabinets replaced (upper and lower), all new flooring (enigineered wood, tile and carpet upstairs), etc. 

I spent last weekend tiling the porch of one of my properties in the diagonal/tile style as a challenge and that's something, to me, that is fun and rewarding.The reason I posted this in "Off Topic" is because this is a bit tongue-in-cheek and a bit serious too!

I would ask someone you trust with your personal information to lay them out specific to your life situation.

Get a contract to cover your time and resource to "lay the foundation."

It lays out what is included in the sale and due diligence time frames.

Here is the lay out. 3 people.

If two have granite counter tops and tiled showers and one does not you should see that reflected in the sales prices.