If that much is exposed what is underneath?

Can they then nest ABC, llc (husband is the single owner) underneath that?  

We poured a concrete slab underneath it and it worked out great.  

These piers are driven under the leaning chimney until it reaches a good soil base.

Now if the seller said that and I knew that he did not have peas or that peas do not grow in that garden or the soil was poisoned and he had built up an immunity to the Iocane powder that is running through the garden, then yes the liability would be there.

Also, put together a detailed proforma of your Milwaukee property so you can show them you have a solid cash flowing asset already underneath your belt.

Vinyl plank flooring would be my next choice.Or if the floor underneath is level and thick enough go with ceramic tile.

It may indicate a possible crack running in the foundation underneath that may be hidden from view, which makes the situation even more costly.

I am wondering if this is all result of normal settlement in older houses (built 1958, Kansas City soil is clay) or a bad repair project waiting to happen, I am an out of state investor and not trying to do any major renovations and will likely exit the deal if it seems to be a foundation issue that will require a couple thousand to resolve in the next 5-10 years or even sooner.

If you can't find a data tag, you might be able to find the serial number on one of the first two frame rails, underneath the home, in the front.