Don't pay them everything until you have the foundation set under the house and they pull the last supports.

TO me it seems that major repair/replacement is the most important: 1) water heater/plumbing2) HVAC3)Roofing4)Electrical5)foundation(I'm in Texas, terrible foundation problems)Does that sound about right to you?

Title insurance is simply my foundation.

Generally they're on 3rd Saturdays out of the month, but theres a combined Foreclosure Summit, we're all attending this Fri and Sat, educating about the newest changes to MD's foreclosure law.the info for the second 2, can be found at dcreia.comTheres more in VA, theres a few in Baltimore.

I soon realized USAwealth had a faulty foundation.

The Realtor told me that's why I don't get many "deals", because I refuse to overpay I guess.Anyway when I got back from the meeting I went into the MLS and found at least 10 that were probably pretty comparable, without going and looking in them.

I walked through...foundation looks good, roof looks good, floors look good.

These are interesting, because his process will be to check all of the basic components of the house, from the roof to the foundation and everything in between.

I look at the foundation; in the basement or crawlspace; at the roof; at the siding; for termites, etc, etc, etc.

It really has no real world foundation.