Do you have a team in place, architect, civil engineer, soils engineer, general contractor?

.- Epoxy patch all cracks in the foundation walls per the attached specifications I would recommend the owner maintain the following items in the future:             - Maintain grading around the foundation of the house per the attached specifications             - Epoxy patch all cracks in the foundation walls per the attached specifications as they appear             - Keep soil near the foundation walls moist during dry weatherThe seller has offered to complete the piering (estimated at 5k) with an offer that matches the asking price and my agent said all the cracks appear to be epoxy sealed already.

Things like septic (required), waterlines, and a well (required) are suddenly more difficult below the 1 inch deep soil is soild rock?

You might be pleasantly surprised what's underneath, you won't ruin the vintage look of the house, plus it'll save you money and be lot easier.

By tearing out all of the existing floors and fixing the slanted slab underneath, repainting the porch, complete kitchen remodel, adding a new driveway, adding new carpeting and new paint throughout the house.

If you are considering switching to a different heating system you will need to remove the tank and clean any contaminated soil.

Shower and bathroom sink defective and in bad shape.All carpeting replacement (or refinish hardwood underneath. 

He was to Demo house along with a shed that he never demoed, level the house, install dirt because the house was collecting water underneath, install all new mechanical and electrical lines, install new sub floor, frame entire house, etc...

Is it dripping, or leaking underneath?  

. § 66-5-212(c) as "a subterranean void created by the dissolution of limestone or dolostone strata resulting from groundwater erosion, causing a surface subsidence of soil, sediment, or rock and is indicated through the contour lines on the Property's recorded plat map."