I decided to build my daughter a bunk bed with a space underneath for bookshelf and desk. 2x4x8 went for $4.95 here in Ga.

I have been watering for the past month regularly..the soil is not hard you can push knife 6 inches inside.

You can always get under the house, pour (haul in buckets of concrete) small footers and put a nice beam underneath.

Or do I have 1 main LLC for my company and multiple LLCs underneath to represent each property?

I’m interested in making an offer on a home and in the description it says “home will not qualify for a conventional mortgage due to the eroding pilings underneath the foundation, however it is habitable.

On survey properties are selling but underneath as have a slow down .

My home inspection report pulled nothing wrong with the foundation, he went underneath the house to look as well.There is an additional room that was built after this house's original construction and the hallway to the room is slanted.

Someone, at some point, had hand excavated all the soil out from underneath the house to a depth of about 5'.

@Leslie Crosten that attitude will get you far in life, heres a little education for ya, diffrent areas have diffrent soil conditions, diffrent moisture conditions, etc so many variables, when you want a bunch of people on a forum to give u advise, its beat to give the most detailed info, location, age structure type, interior exterior wall, structural wall partition wall etc.

The water damaging the floors in other rooms is minimal you can only feel it underneath, dehumidifiers and fans are set up.