That is the cheapest way to add cabinet space and has great visual impact. 

Travis:We provided the engineering report (which was stamped by a Texas registered engineer, the stamp carries a lot of weight) to the buyer to give them comfort that the foundation problem, while observed in some visual evidence of settling through wall cracks at corners ect., was not severe and could be dealt with one pier.  

Taking time everyday, at multiple times, to develop myself thru meditation, and visualization especially, have brought my mindset to a whole new level.Waking up earlier, planning mor efficiently, and winning the day that life has given me is making the art of business easier and easier.I've been awake at 5 each morning and dedicated my mind to God and to find success in everything I do and think.What do you think?

I'd never buy something without a visual, either by myself or a trusted real estate professional.Good luck

3) I know that dark colors are a no-no when trying to sell a house, but would you go darker with paint/carpet to try to lessen the visual of the foundation issues?

I gave a good visual of how you can use the space.

Would love to see pics, if you are ok with that...I guess we're a visual lot!

(Stop laughing with the visual I just planted in your head)

A visual inspection by the home inspector will usually find signs of mold but nothing is a given.

Here is a portion of the quote I've received:We performed a visual inspection with our sewer camera and found that the kitchen sink was not draining into the sewer.