I've worked with developers, owners, contractors, and architects on projects including new construction, ADU's, soft stories, retrofits, rehabs, horizontal and vertical additions, and more! 

I've worked with developers, owners, contractors, and architects on projects including new construction, ADU's, soft stories, retrofits, rehabs, horizontal and vertical additions, and more! 

I don't see any evidence in the report of walls demonstrating any vertical or horizontal cracks.

Dig up a horizontal trench at the back of the house with tubes running under that will route any water away and to the side of the house.

All of this was repaired using 2x4 sections screwed horizontally into non-rotten wood. 

@Cameron Davis usually you are looking at a horizontal crack spanning the entire width of the wall as a result of the outside pressure.

It's a horizontal plot, much wider than it is deep.

If you factor those in, then your IRR may actually diminish which will tell you it's not the best decision to make.There are other factors to consider as well, such as Market Timing.If you have bought the way that I have bought, the Price of your Investment will look like this over time line chart:Notice that this is not a standard horizontal line.

All of this was repaired using 2x4 sections screwed horizontally into non-rotten wood.

This time it was a horizontal crack running the length of the wall, cause the wall to bow out.