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Foundation Questions in Real Estate
A foundation history does not reduce a home to a yes-or-no label. Buyers and sellers need the same clear record: what was observed, who evaluated it, what work was proposed or completed, where that work occurred, and what the documents actually promise today. These pages show how to organize those facts before a real estate decision.
These pages explain foundation records and evaluation questions in a Texas home sale. They do not provide legal, engineering, appraisal, insurance, lending, or real estate advice for a particular transaction.
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How to Review a House With Foundation Repairs
A past foundation repair is a starting fact, not a verdict on the house.
Real Estate
How to Prepare Foundation Information Before Selling
Prepare the foundation record before you try to summarize it. Gather evaluations, repair plans, invoices, measurements, plumbing records, photographs, warranty documents, and claim history.
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How to Organize Repair Records and Check a Warranty Transfer
Treat the repair history and warranty transfer as two connected checks. First prove what work was completed, where, when, and by whom.
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