The right corner is the highest point, and the left front corner is the lowest point.Fill dirt level at perimeter: Satisfactory.Soils subsidence: NoneFill recommended: No"He also said that "this type of tilt is very common in the area where I am buying, and this pretty average"Please advise whether I should be concerned or not about this visible foundation settlement?

My lawyer told me I can make pretty much any payment policy (within certain legal perimeters) for them to agree to and stick to it.

I own 6 rental building and they all have cracked perimeter foundation but the cracks are a result of minor settling and concrete shrinkage and pose no structural issues.

I bought the house for $320k :-/No, they didn't walk the property- well, they might have walked around the perimeter of the house without my knowledge, but they never came inside the house.

Our plan on the phased approach was to do a perimeter fence and gate in the second phase.

The city inspector was flexible with our solution, but we wound up digging a trench around the whole perimeter of the garage and filling in 16"x20"x70' of concrete to add a footer...The last one was drainage.

I work in commercial construction and for balconies (which would be a similar condition) we use a traffic coating (water proofing) over the top of the concrete and a drip edge on the perimeter at the underside of the balcony to prevent water from rolling back in.

Any termite plastic traps (with wood bait inside) around the perimeter of the home- that look "old"?

Hello, I am new to real estate and currently looking for properties in Michigan in the (Macomb County and Perimeter areas) and made a goal to purchase my first rental property using the BRRRR method before the end of 2022. 

I'm not turned off from inside the perimeter as I've lived/worked in various parts, but for me, the further south I go, the more uncomfortable I get.3.