If it were me I would weld a heavy steel tab like a 3" section of square tube to each steel post on an angle then about 6' away dig a 4' deep post hole and put a large timber or steel post in it and use my air over hydrolyic jacks to push the wall back.This would at least get the wall away from the house for a few years until you can come up with another plan and the money to do it.I just jacked a house up 6" that had sunk in one corner using four of these jacks, they lifted the place effortlessly.I'm sure you can find someone to temporarily push the wall back and brace it.

His fix was to dig a trench behind the foundation, and added another wall!

@Keith Harden I dig a TON of digging online, and finally chose Rockwell Institute to complete my online courses.

Hey @Scott Autenreith,Thanks for reaching out man, we are currently in the processing of determining if Tucson is a great market for us to pursue and purchase in, we plan on taking a trip out there when this Corona Virus clears up and dig a bit deeper into the market.

If I get a good feeling they are lying about something I will dig a little deeper.

They will dig a hole along the perimeter of your house where needed and jack the slab up to install a pier that will essentially level out your foundation.Like others have mentioned, foundation issues are very common in texas (at least 7 out of 10 houses I sold in Houston had foundation issues) but it can almost always be corrected.For rental properties, many investors don't even bother with minor foundation issues.$125-175/pier is the cost for repair.

They come to your house, dig a bunch of holes, attach pilings to your house, and take your money.

Just dig a little deeper.Is there a local ReIA?

try www.city-data.comyou may have to dig a little.

I will dig a little further.