I wouldn't be afraid of it either if I knew that the ground would not continue to cause problems down the road, too.

Good luck out there cause REO's can still be a fantastic option despite the fact that all due diligence is completely up to you...

Everyone got excited, Zillow was going "disrupt Real Estate," and "change the paradigm," and all the other marketing BS the techno-weenies in Silicon Valley spew about Real Estate (and every other cause celeb bandwagon they jump on trying to make a buck by automating everything - anyone remember web-based grocery deliveries?) 

Caused me and my family great misery.

Those two sites will cause problems if you are a buyer because of their slow to update systems.

Should I keep looking around or is it a lost cause?

Also as interest rates rise that can cause a flat lining in sales prices.So you have two possible things working against you.

I just dug it up, this is from the coresspondance i received denying my claim " the law in maryland has long been established that before a local government is required to pay a citizen for a loss, the claimant must first show that the city had notice of the defect that caused the loss and a reasonable opportunity to repair the defect.

Fiberglass tub repairs tend to fail again over time, since the cause is usually due to poor support beneath the tub floor surface. http://www.redbeacon.com/hg/why-my-fiberglass-bath...http://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?

What are the possibilities that this may cause an issue?