Can I get all the earnest back if it was disclosed as "small amount of water in crawlspace" on sellers disclosure but in reality there was a significant amount without rain on a dry inspection day.

The assessor's office advised us to use the land value as stated on the property tax bill for the land value on the form before and after the fire, since there was no contamination of soil or anything else that would affect the land value.

I have been striking it dry with my MF searches local to me, so i have been expanding my thoughts and wanted to get your opinion.

I was worried that it was getting a bit dry.

Even the Illinois side of the STL metro area is different, I think the soil and water table can make a difference in the foundation style that you'll see.

Tile work is not just tile work, it is backer, leveling, different grout for different uses, tile saw and tools, sealer, and time to dry at east stage.

And honestly with the soil makeup, I stick to saskatoon.

Obviously not as quick and dry as we would hope.

Is this another sign of the discount-level inventory drying up?

Depending on the time of year, the soil will move, you might actually be making things worse by raising part of the house.Every foundation company you bring in will tell you to add piers.I don’t know the specific property, but my guess is there is a high probability you wouldn’t need to do anything.