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Unless there are no carpets and/or flooring, how the hell can they inspect the foundation? If they can't see it, I call bullshit on that. Never even heard of that here. Big scam here on home sales is the bullshit "roof inspection". They do that to scam a new roof.
If the floor is bare and the foundation is all cracked, they may be right. But they have to see it to know.
Oh, and I don't mean check cracking.... I mean splits in the concrete.
Is a stem wall, or monolithic foundation? That has a bearing as well.
Doc
The house has a basement. The inspector claimed all walls needed repairs. Like I said, funny how the inspector they paid for just 3 years ago said nothing about the foundation, otherwise my son wouldn't have purchased it. I was reading an article I found last night, where an inspector inspected a home, and claimed a whole wall needed the siding replaced, that there was water damage to it, etc. The sellers were surprised, and had a contractor come look at it. He said there was 2 pieces that needed replaced, but there wasn't water damage, it looked like whoever sided it had dropped a few pieces, and the corners hit the ground.