I'm looking at a property that had work done on the foundation in 2015.

I had been preparing the foundation financially and with my education, but it was time to jump!!

There's a lot of different variables that can impact the cost...For one, what type of foundation is it? 

I feel that since we are going to rehab the place, there is not much the inspection will tell us that we either don't already know or are not already planning to fix but wanted to ask for some opinions , in case i was missing something.Also, can someone recommend a good home inspector in the Newark area.thanks  Things like roof, foundation, electrical and other infrastructure are always an enigma for me.

Basically just working with the existing foundation and what ever studs/framing can be salvaged on a house that has just sat vacant for however long. 

If so it's likely foundation.  

It was an 1800 SF colonial in much better condition, didn't need new HVAC, but did have a big $25,000 foundation hit.With that said, what are you carrying for your rehab costs? 

It’s a 1975 building a permanent foundation. 

It will give you the largest pool of potential buyers that are able to consider purchasing your property.If this is the case you generally need the manufactured home to be title-eliminated and on a permanent foundation (Tied down & axle/tongue removed).

You have a great foundation and live in wonderful area!