Shop around so you can have facts when making decisions.In regards to the property, be aware of the age of the house and potential damages could have "underneath the coat".

Ongoing leaks can undermine the soil below your building which can cause catastrophic issues.

Find an honest company and trust their expertise and recommendations.I’ve got a lot of experience with foundation repair in expansive clay soils... but not California type shifting/fault line/earthquake environment.  

Also—a hump in the middle if the room is usually one of two things:-the floor was saggy and owners jacked up the middle but overcompensated-the exterior walls have settled deeper than the middle because the exterior perimeter soil is wetter over the years due to rainfall off the eaves

YES (Copy is attached)______ NO4) Soil and/or Drainage - Do you have an existing report(s)?

They spray some chemical around the house, and it goes a certain depth into the soil and creates a chemical barrier the termites cant pass through.

Sometimes the rain water will travel underneath the gutters and into the walls that way.

Hi all,Last winter I had tenants that complained about their bathroom being too cold...it apparently got so bad that the toilet would freeze up and the only short term fix was using a space heater which they did not want to keep paying for on their electric bill...the bathroom has a large crawl space (20' x 10') directly underneath it...The following summer I decided to have the crawl space insulated with spray foam to help trap the heat that is coming from the Gas Boilers which I figured would be enough to keep the bathroom warm (also paired with their forced hot water heating that runs through the bathroom)...Fast forward to today and they are still having issues and complain about it...has anyone faced a similar issue with a crawl space that causes something like this?

The first thing I think you should do, is have a soil test done.

Hi DJ just want to know if you began to market before you put your first house underneath contract.