This is great for hurricanes, and not so great for lateral movement of the ground shaking. 2. some of the places were built, but did not take any codes into consideration, so they ended up crumbling as a result. 

Read the fine print in the foundation repair contract: Damages to the property, interior and exterior as a result of the foundation movement are not covered, during and after works completion.

Bigger Pockets introduced me to the FIRE movement.

I've heard of the rent strike movement.

You'd be surprised at how quickly that momentum will start to become self perpetuating. 

They say don't mistake movement for achievement; setting up a multi level entity structure does not make you an investor.

I saw a home last month where the termites ate a wood truss so bad, the weight of the home compressed that 2x8 truss to a 2x6. 2 inches of movement is a lot.

I live in north Texas where foundation movement and repair is abundant.

However, I will share this post with my lawyer as additional evidence of your perpetual lies and fraud...Lastly, that counterclaim is ridiculous.For reasons that are beyond obvious to everyone but you and your lawyer - monies are owed.

That movement makes it so.I'm sure it's the case everywhere.