Paint is peeling on the outside but he's agreed to paint it for me if we continue but he's going to paint it even if I walk.Now here's the kicker...it is missing foundation on about a 10ft x 25ft area where they added the bathroom and laundry room.

These are both rental properties this seller needs to sell in order to clear his D\I ratio to get a loan for another type of business.Keep in mind the seller had to spend $5-$6K on each property to fix major issues like new roof, hot water heater, and foundation and I waited to get appraisals until after the inspection items were negotiated.

I am a new member and hoping someone in Mesa or Phoenix, Az can recommend a good company to inspect and repair the foundation for my primary residence.

I'm looking at buying a 1920 SFH but it won't be financeable until a section of foundation is added to a bathroom/laundry room that was added.

The two VA loan rentals would be our foundations for our rental portfolio.

If the home is on the property, it can be considered real property only if it meets certain criteria for the foundation and has been properly converted with state/county officials.  

Grasp a decent foundation and learn the language of what your getting into...

The home is sold with block structure. and cement foundation. 

Buy a vacant piece of property, build a foundation on it.2.)

Hi @Giovanni Moreno, welcome to the world of real estate investing :) If I was to go back to 18 and start fresh these are the first three books I would read:- Rich Dad Poor Dad- The Millionaire Real Estate Investor - The Richest Man in BabylonThen, after getting started with a rental or five, I'd read the following:- The ABCs of Real Estate Investing- Buy, Rehab, Rent, RefinanceStart with a solid foundation and a growth-mindeset and you'll have an unstoppable future!