No unusual cracks.Center supporting foundation looks good.1st floor is level, no cracks in the ceiling or walls.It's a 1974 raised ranchThere's no pipes or electric in the slabLooks like this happened 10-20 years agoMy Theory:The lot was obviously built up, bulldozed, filled.

Hello all,I'm hoping someone can offer some insight into my current situation.A few days ago a friendly gentleman offered me his business card at my place of employment, saying he is looking for someone like me with strong social skills.

I am a bit skeptical that you can get a house for $23k in an A neighborhood and that an A neighborhood only rents for $750/mo.I consider a neighborhood and A neighborhood where Upper level managers, business owners and those living way beyond their means like to live.

Work hard and do well in school, develop your basic life skills and most of all HAVE FUN.

I am now a mid-level analyst who sits in front of a computer screen for 8+ hours a day and then goes home and continues.

I love learning new skills and will offer what I can.

LOLI'll make a guess, Materials, DIY, electrician dropping lights, $2,800, 2 semi-skilled guys, 1 finish guy, 2,500, contractor add another 1,500.

LOL Might want to start even lower than 200k with that level or rehab needed the buyer pool will be smaller.

Your post title says "Sinking Floor" Most non level floors have sunk, but are not still sinking.

I have been looking at Dallas recently because I like the economy, price levels, and I have family in the area.I stumbled across BP online about a year ago and have been loving the content quietly.