They don't understand that a house that is 9 inches higher on one side is a very common thing here, and they are demanding a soil report, a safety report from a structural engineer, and some type of chemical something-or-another report.

I don't know if this counts but we did 1800 sq ft of LVP (Life proof from HD) in our Lakehouse that is built on wooden stilts & has decades old plywood flooring that's 1 inch thick.It's been 5 years of heavy traffic, water & dogs yet we have not experienced any buckling, separation, contraction or 'popping' out.

To get the best match I use a hole saw to take a two-inch wall sample to the store, then patch it back in. 

The tenants are adept at taking a mile if you give them an inch.

It was around $135, but has a three inch flapper.

All that's being done is replacing the concrete and dig several inches.

The difference in sleep comfort for the extra 6 inches of bed is significant and the cost is next to nothing.

Also get some larger cabinets instead of a lot of smaller ones (eg one 30 inches wide instead of two 15 inches wide). 

Meanwhile --- I ask her to just clip 2 inches off...She takes 3... 

The inward tipping is between 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch (difference between top and bottom of 7 foot wall) .There was a water issue because the driveway on the side of the house was tilted toward the house.