The fix basically seals the floor of the basement, sucks the air underneath it and blows it out the side through a tube/fan combination.

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My 2004 property had some minor foundation issues with settling but after installing gutters and maintenance my soil, it hasnt been an issue at all.

We are rerunning lines underneath the house with better quality lines that's why the estimate is at 6k now.

And now imagine living underneath of these tenants.

Removed overhang cabinets in kitchen to give it flow,New flooring in livingroom, hallway and master bath,Repaired furnace,Replaced hot water tank,Repaired garden tub in master bath and water damage underneath home,Repaired tub surround and replaced fixtures in hallway bath.

Also, it's incredibly common for houses to have foundation issues due to soil composition and extreme weather.

This could be a phenomenal option for you on the new purchase, since you can do a lower down payment AND get a reduced mortgage insurance rate, as long as your income is underneath the area median income limits, depending on where the property is located (some areas have NO income limits at all).  

The soil when we got down to frost line was interesting on this design that is why I opted to from 4- 5K PSI concrete.

Also an owner who might have mineral rights underneath the land they want to tap later on for additional revenue.