It can be pricey, but I believe they will guarantee the foundation won't move.Another option is to dig holes outside the house, and bury anchors.

A 38k truck looks like a boat anchor on your cash flow to me, unless you absolutely need it to get your work done.

Who knows what it will be, but it's clear that some of the most valuable office and retail space, which investors have chased up to the top over the past 10 years, may be an anchor around the neck for many personal investors and bigger portfolios.True, housing is showing no signs of an impending collapse. 

Publix has already committed to building a store to anchor one of the plazas, but there is multi family, single family, commercial and other use planned for what is currently pasture land.  3/2 single family houses rent for $1200-1300 if under 1400sq ft and/or lacking a garage and can be found for under $150k with some effort. 

Police stations tend to be anchors for what I call "pocket neighborhoods," little localized areas within neighborhoods that are significantly nicer than average.

We will call this price point the anchor point.

However, tenants will generally use the numbers in the document as an anchor point for negotiation). 

Now of course, you have different classes of apartments in different locations which have an influence on the type of good it would be considered (ie college apartments, blue collar/working class, upscale, etc) Normal goods in my book to name a few would be retail centers (which typically take huge hits with economic downturns, especially without large anchor tenants), smaller or single tenant office properties, and warehouse/industrial properties (with highly leveraged tenants with tight margins running on leveraged A/R and inventory). 

A few minor fixes like the hand railing on the front steps needs re-anchored.

It is a necessity for civilization and a community, anchored in rights of ownership and rights of the public.