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Should you decide to sell you property that has foundation issues, you have some options to consider. You could try to fix the issues before listing the home, but that means you have to invest some money (perhaps a lot) out of your own pocket. And the repair history will be part of the property’s record, which might discourage potential buyers before they even look at the place. Many sellers opt to just disclose the foundation issues in the listing, but most likely that will mean you’ll need to adjust the price accordingly. Depending on the size and scope of the problems, you may be able to try and shift the focus to the upside—for example, the buyer could also add a finished basement or a man cave while they are having the foundation fixed. The best choice for you as the seller will depend on a number of factors, including the local market, the degree of foundation issues, and how quickly you hope to sell the property.
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