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Welp... time for a new house, paid for by the city.
Cool, an underground house, cool! Oh, wait, they’re more problems than they’re worth...
Homeowners always have that sinking feeling. Now you know why.
Wow that really sucks file a report with local officials and you'll probably going to need a lawyer,but don't let them tell you the land is fixable either it's not you'll need to move, it'll take decades for the land to dry and than settle again, there's a 50/50 chance you're sitting on top of a sinkhole and not a bog, I live in a area where there's alot of underground springs or old mines this happens alot so move where there's bedrock under house 🤔☺️
I would have gone with "LastDescendantOfUsher" but I favor the classics.
Now you know why your grass was so green no matter the drought
Quick, attach a few hundred balloons to the roof, a la Up, and your house will immediately reverse direction!
Ooo, I hope you have homeowner's insurance.
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Welp... time for a new house, paid for by the city.
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Wait for your house to sink and use it as a foundation for a new house. Bam! Prebuilt basement!