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FWIW, I am a geotechncical engineer that invests part time in real-estate, so my input on the foundation proper is sound.

There is a possibility you could use the distress to your advantage and get a deeper discount than what the repair will cost.I qualify my opinion by offering to you that I am a geotechnical engineer during the day.

Personally, I completely renovate most of my properties, so it really doesn't matter to me what condition the house is in...I'm going to be replacing most everything anyway.Again, I can't speak for others, but that's my experience.Now, if you find a home with structural issue (or perhaps serious moisure/mold issues), that may be a great opportunity to bring in a licensed engineer or specialist to diagnose the issue and outline a solution.

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I'm a software engineer in the Boston-area (Waltham), but I have a strong interest in real estate and development.

I've called a structural engineer to make sure it wasn't a foundation issue and he did say this was not a foundation issue, but more a cosmetic issue.

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Our engineer did not mention a LOMA.