If your Lowest adjacent grade (LAG) which is found at the lowest area where the outside dirt touches the building is above the Base Flood Elevation (BFE) you might have a good shot going after a  Letter of Map Amendment  (LOMA) which will remove the property from the requirement to have flood insurance, Please note this does not mean the risk is gone.

I had luck getting a house in CT for well under asking price (I believe they were asking $165-170k and I got it for $110k) when I approached the selling agent with issues the house had and gave him a near $30k bid for foundation issues.

In talks he would let that go for 79k which means he is asking around 100k for the house.The house has a brand new roof and has recently had foundation repaired .The internal look to have new electrical I have not walked the house yetPlease help!!!

It is built on a slab so no foundation issues.

I need to have an old foundation in a rental house repaired and repointed.  

The foundation and frame is amazing and this sits on top of a large lot (1.25 acre).

Roofs, front fascias, a replacement of a three story porch for rear egress, foundation work, 5 apartment turnovers(2 of which are intensive) - oh, and that's just what I remember of August while sitting at a Starbucks, by the way! 

I looked at a duplex in Denver a few weeks ago that had structural issues and even though it had been on and off the market for 6 months and they had come off original asking price considerably, it still did not make sense unless you could get it 20% under current ask or unless you had a GC that was a whizz at foundation repair.Consider looking at non-traditional MF, i.e.

Items we need them to inspect and provide quotes on include roofs, HVAC, pool area, landscaping, irrigation, look at building structure, look at the foundation, etc.Thanks in advance.

I know I have a pretty solid foundation to build on, but I need advice on how to start building.Anyhow, any help would be greatly appreciated.