Hi Sandy, I would check out OBIE or Steadily.

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Crazy clay soil-  so most homes need or will need foundation repairs/maintance.You actually water the foundation like a lawn. 

So IDEM has spent time removing tanks and top soil for a clean bill of health.

Soiled carpet pads won't ever smell better. 

we topped in 2006 and fell until 2012 soil she bought in 2007 then she might be close to break even depending on the local market.  

Depending on the time of year, the soil will move, you might actually be making things worse by raising part of the house.Every foundation company you bring in will tell you to add piers.I don’t know the specific property, but my guess is there is a high probability you wouldn’t need to do anything.

It’s quite common for all homes to have some foundation work because of clay soil.

Houston has zero basements due to the clay in the soil and Ohio almost always has basements for SFRs.

Termites feed on wood, and they usually get into the buildings with areas excessive moisture (leaks, frame in contact with soil, etc).