I was looking at a property here in DFW near Grand Prairie that was built in the late 1960s. The problem with the house is it has numerous cracks on the interior of the house. The seller told me they did quite a...

Does anyone have experience with leveling slab homes? Here in Metairie, LA its a common problem and alot of homes i run across to purchase are ground level, unraised homes that sink several inches to a foot on one sid...

Okay guys, this duplex has some what looks like serious foundation issues going on, this is a duplex built in 1895 and is a slab on grade foundation. Gutters were only recently added and my thought is poor drainage wa...

But my realtor says it shouldn't be a problem?  I've been looking at my first few houses in the Syracuse market and this foundation seems bad. Any thoughts?

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello BP :)As mentioned in the description, I'm an REI noob. I found what I *think* is ...

I am looking for conventional financing options for modular homes. I am referring to a factory built home that is set on a permanent foundation. In some scenarios we are considering building the roofs on site (this wi...

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I'm looking at doing a BRRR on a SFH built in 1949 on pier and beam foundation. Foundation has had recent repair performed. It is 2 bedroom, 1 bath that has a storage building in the backyard that has been converted i...

I have a client wanting to put in an offer on a house. It was built in 1943 and is basically a total gut and remodel. It is a pier and beam house... BEST case scenario it just needs to be releveled. Typically you have...

I was just quoted $1600 for Geotech services. They will drill 2 holes to 25 foot depth or rock to evaluate requirements for new foundation/home.  How does this compare to what you've seen?