Unless you the POA is signed on US Soil, it has to be at a US Embassy. 

Watering regularly will keep the soil from heaving so much and causing the foundation to move.OR you might have some plumbing issues under the house. 

The agent told me it’s normal given that OKC is on red soil (or something along that line).

. ~27k was put in escrow for removal and soil remediation.Current Scenario:After removing the tanks, the oil tank company hired by seller determined that the remediation is more substantial then estimated.

Underneath that, you will see "Other property information and the "Parcel number."

I say for any structure plan about $125-175/sqft this exclude well, septic, foundation that is additional cost and each one of those can range between 10-30k dependent on soil type depth need to drill and the type of foundation needed to support the structure.I have an Architecture and engineering background feel free to touch base anytime you want. 

The cracks generally run parallel to the joists, clearly demonstrating that the thin plywood underneath lacked the stiffness to support the load. 

@Kevin Conness if it needs foundation repairs or framing repairs underneath, have an experienced contractor do it.

If we did this we would want to set up an agreement where we pay them commission while we work underneath their broker's license but in 3-5 years we could take the contracts with us when we are licensed ourselves.We are new to this and have never owned a business and would appreciate any insight that you may have for us. 

Agreed with @Raymond Temprano -- it is definitely situational/Here in Colorado, especially in the Denver area, it's not uncommon to see settling in the soil because of the bentonite clay.