. $1400 for gas and a 6x6 inch block of concrete?!?!

The footings have settled 5 inches (slope from back wall to the entry on the front.

Neighbors put a new wall up so water puddles on our side maybe 20 ft across an inch or two deep when it rains.

For instance, all the floor beams are 12 inches apart instead of 18 inches, which means even though it's a 30-year old house, there are no squeaks in the floor.

No mention of this in the auction listing.Another had a split foundation--splitting in half by several inches, front to back, repaired with foam. 

We had gotten 1 inch of snow that mostly all melted only stuck to the grass no need to shovel or salt ( so I thought) and this guy slips hard and gets injured ugh.. there’s nothing at all I could’ve done.

You have to direct them to your website, and it is on your website that you convert them into a deal.People KEEP DOING THIS WRONG and it is ridiculous that people simply refuse to think.You are not going to convert people to sell their house to you  on a 4 x 6 inch shade yellow card.

Right now it is sitting on the market going into winter in Iowa (2 inches of snow today), we all know how many people want to move into a new house in the snow.  

(my house came within 2 inches of flooding- but did not flood. 

On a slab foundation the soil should be 4-6 inches below the top of the concrete but if it is not, and the soil gets saturated one of two things (or both) happen.