There is no standardized process, but mostly indicative offer>acceptance>deep due diligence>final offer>acceptance>execute MLPA> wire funds>receive assignement/allonge and final original collateral files>record assignment> board loan with your favorite servicer>reach out to borrower

At at 5ft tall basement currently I would doubt that your foundation goes deep enough without the need for underpinning or bench footing.  

I HAVE COME TO REALIZE THAT THERE IS ONLY ONE PUMP AND I PAY FOR PUMPING ALL THE WATER OUT OF THE DEEP WELL INTO MY HOUSE, THROUGH THE SOFTENER AND THEN TO THEIR HOUSE. 

For the past year I have been educating myself about investing and for the last few months have begun to deep dive into real estate investing, specifically buy and hold.

If you get ANY mortgage, you'll be pretty deep in negative cash flow, largely negating any potential appreciation.

Once you get to "my son runs 40 units all over the Southern Tier," you will see a deep, powerful respect glowing in their eyes when they speak to you, their endlessly brilliant son, a man they tirelessly proclaim is the best thing they've ever done with their lives, and they will go on and on and on about how much they contributed to your success through the wise choices they made during your upbringing.

Now I know there are millions upon millions of people like me, but it's really opening my eyes that the vast majority of people aren't.Anyways, I'm diving a little to deep.

Tell them what you want done (Spanish helps here) and taking them to the property and tell them how big and deep to dig.

Being the ignorant person that I am, I would merely jack the house up maybe a quarter of an inch at each pier location and then dig a hole maybe a foot deep and about 14" square then lower the pier back down and repeat.

I have had a few quotes to install a 24" deep by 12" W.