I have some Rental Application questions I hope you can shed some light on.1) If a child is under 18 and while living there they turn 18, can you --demand-- they fill out a rental app?

Certainly if the problems above are entirely random and not foreseeable based on the choices of the landlord then there would/could be more weight given to changing a law.

With piers going 20 feet down built in to that price, deeper is charged for each additional foot.If you own the house and it's just a rental with no plans of selling it then I would do the weight and see what happens game.

Can anyone shed light on this?

They said I will need a 20yard due to weight issues because it will be 2.7tons.

@Rob Myers @Scott Schultz thank you guys for shedding light on this for me.

Travis:We provided the engineering report (which was stamped by a Texas registered engineer, the stamp carries a lot of weight) to the buyer to give them comfort that the foundation problem, while observed in some visual evidence of settling through wall cracks at corners ect., was not severe and could be dealt with one pier.  

I work from home and need office space...so if we did end up getting it, we'd probably put about $15K into installing a prefab "studio shed" in the back yard so I could have some work space. 

An entity is like a tool to shed water, ie a poncho and an umbrella, both have strengths and weaknesses...At the end of the day, unless you like walking around smelling like a dog in a stinky wool sweater with shoes squeaking from within, you will elect to form one or the other.  

Hi Guys - Would appreciate if someone can shed some light on the following issueMy structural engineer recommend 1 1/2 inch raise on each side of the house.