It was the rear of a garage foundation that had broken from the sides and pushed back.

Due to the extremely small lot size (.3acre) and a small stream running through the backyard - the state approved a special 4 bedroom septic system design by a professional (after months of working with the state and with 12 state rules broken), but was denied approval for a multi family/duplex septic system design (after months are trying).

HAR only releases the Greater Houston data monthly, but there's other data available in HAR broken down by city.

I was faced with broken hearted buyers who had fallen in love with a home at $380,000 that was now far out of their reach - and I had wasted valuable time showing them properties they couldn't afford.If I have a client with a Quicken or Rocket Mortgage pre-approval, I will always suggest that they get one from a reputable lender before we do too much running around.

(I have used the HUD website to find the FMR for Baltimore county but was wondering if it could be broken down by neighborhood or at least by zip code.)

But she had to go buy a new lock set to replace the one that was broken and had to be forcefully removed. 

Do you think they would also be able to assess whether the meters for gas/electric can be broken out?

Go upstairs - nothing unusual. 1st floor - all looks good, sans one broken floor tile that was new.

Do you have evidence that he would have or should have known that it was broken/leaking?

$160k is a lot in reno capital. huge. is this a "whatyouthink" it's going to cost or a detailed, broken down, line-by-line scope of work?