What you need to know before buying a house with foundation issues
Buying a house without a foundation (typically referring to construction or, in rare cases, older structures built directly on the ground) is a viable but risk-laden choice that requires careful scrutiny. While common for modern, low-maintenance single-level homes, it can pose significant hurdles for financing, future expansion, and long-term resale value. Expert & Community Perspectives
: Some buyers view slab homes as "cheap," which can lower market appeal. Red Flags to Look For