It may not be big enough to justify an insurance claim but you'll know once they dig in.

More digging and it seems like how you get it is not very important because most of the information you never use.

Make sure either the screen is dug at least a foot below the ground with couple feet of bricks or tiles or pavers that prevent critters from digging under near the fence3.

Definitely looking forward to dig into all the resources.

They said they had to dig up the yard and run a new separate water line and it would cost us around 3K. 

Lumber cost triple my anticipated budget as I had to reframe a whole house, the plumbing line that runs from the building to the city line had to be replace so I had to dig up the back yard and the masonry cost double as the building needed to be more structurally sound.

All in all, ask questions and dig deep. 

The neighbor told my workers to stop digging because he said we were digging 6 inches too far onto his property.

The market is kinda rough, I didn't do a whole lot of digging on whether or not any upgrades would force appreciation because a lot of houses around that town are less than that and stay less than the price of that one.

I will dig into this information and should have a decent idea for when we speak later.