foundations are pretty common issues i have found in Texas and other parts of the deep south.issue is how extensive do you need to cut water sewer lines.. patch cracks in the walls then repaint etc.some areas are simply worse than others.. and some builders got away with minimum foundation thickness that will be a constant problem..  

The blue line indicates 28% which is a common front end DTI cap. 

I guess I'm making that phone call tomorrow!

A GoDaddy phone number for bandit signs ( Google Voice didn't have my local area code) I set the phone to go straight to voicemail and recorded a message in attempts to pre-screen calls.

Feel free to request me, so we can connect.I’m down to meetup sometime or hop on the phone.

I screen tenants over the phone as much as possible and I schedule all showings back to back so tenant only needs to clean once.

Other things you can do:Talk to neighbors with similar housing types and ask about foundation issues -- if the houses were built by the same developer sometimes there will be common themes throughout a developmentDetermine the type and age of the foundation.

Are small houses such as that common for where you are looking to buy?

That would be a great way of getting exposed to properties and some common issues that landlords/owners deal with.

Just my 2 cents, but I never let the lowest common denominator chose the path forward.