So hoping the two story wall did not collapse on us we continued the magic touch and found out that the one end of the foundation was gone, but the middle and other end was fine.  

These always catch me momentarily and make me wonder if this is a neighbor telling me the house exploded or collapsed in a sinkhole, but I know if I respond it will be spam to buy the house.These seem new. 

Appraisal and approval is done and deal is firm..A pre approval is as good as cash in most properties in Toronto area..I had a few properties in Chicago and Indiana where the deal collapsed 14 days before closing because of financing.. that rarely happens where I am from.. 

Colleges would collapse if we did away with student loans and forced them to work and pay as they went.

I rode out the collapse of 2009-2011 successfully. 

In the first three months, I had almost $10,000 in expenses due to a collapsed sewer line and damaged roof.

If the deal collapses and I would lose everything, I'm out.

If home sales "collapse", rental rates will skyrocket as vacancy rates fall below 1%, and there in valuations jump, enticing sales of such, and there is a giant boost of property sales. 

My fear is will the building collapse down the line and is it worth buying the property?

I have this covered parking spot attached to the garage and the back end collapsed and fell on the tenants truck.