The home has gone through a range of "minor foundation movement" that is not within a range "indicative of structural distress condition, or that would require foundation repair work."

Report mentions Sagging throughout interior ceiling, cracking around most window and door frames, very uneven floors indicative of a structural movement, further evaluation recommended.

I’m assuming this was caused by movement in the foundation (still need inspection from a professional to determine the severity) and I was wondering what the options are for making it look less tacky?

Hi Chris, here is what the inspector said:"At numerous places, the inspector observed cracks on the brick walls and mortar deterioration.Cracks are usually signs of some movement.

As a family, try to become aligned around the idea that you are busting out of the cycle that perpetually keeps everyone working and no one building wealth.

@Andrew Pappas If you don't have ongoing work/questions, I recommend against signing on with someone who will charge a flat rate per month in perpetuity.

If I did that, I would condemn myself to perpetual contradiction, as investors do not often unanimously agree on things.  

., heavy upfront depreciation on perpetually expanding pipeline construction that you intend to hold indefinitely).

It is in "perpetuity and assignable", so no recourse of any kind with any future land owner.

I ended getting pre-approved for a 10% down vacation home loan with Movement Mortgage.